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FBI Seeks Tips After Alabama Mosque Arson

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FBI Seeks Tips After Alabama Mosque Arson

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The FBI and Gadsden police are investigating an arson at the Gadsden Islamic Society mosque in Alabama after a masked person allegedly threw an incendiary object at its entrance on Nov. 11. Surveillance footage reportedly shows the attack, and nearby community members extinguished the fire before it spread inside; no one was injured. Authorities have not identified a suspect or disclosed a motive, and have not said whether they are treating the incident as a potential hate crime. The FBI is seeking public tips, while CAIR’s Alabama chapter is offering $10,000 for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

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