FBI: Attacker shot himself after getting stuck in car he rammed into Michigan synagogue - The Times of Israel
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FBI says Michigan synagogue attacker shot himself after ramming car into building and getting stuck.
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An attacker rammed his car into a Michigan synagogue and then fatally shot himself after becoming stuck in the vehicle, according to the FBI. The incident represents an apparent attack on a Jewish religious facility, though the FBI has not yet released details about the attacker's identity, motive, or the extent of damage to the synagogue. Federal investigators are now handling the case as the bureau works to determine whether the attack was motivated by hate or terrorism.
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