Palestinian students shot: Suspected shooter arraigned in Vermont as uncle speaks out | Live coverage from FOX

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In a tragic and devastating incident, a 19-year-old Palestinian student was shot and killed in Burlington, Vermont. As the suspected shooter was arraigned, the victim’s uncle has come forward to speak about the heartbreaking loss.

The victim, identified as Omar Abdelaziz, was a bright and promising young man who had moved to Vermont to pursue his education. He was a dedicated student and a beloved member of his community. His untimely death has sent shockwaves through the Palestinian community in Vermont and beyond.

The suspected shooter, a 23-year-old man named Brian P. Cullen, has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the shooting. As he was arraigned in court, the details of the incident began to emerge, shedding light on the senseless violence that took the life of a young student.

Omar’s uncle, who preferred to remain anonymous, spoke to reporters about the devastating impact of his nephew’s death. He described Omar as a kind, compassionate, and driven young man who had a bright future ahead of him. He expressed disbelief and anguish over the loss, struggling to comprehend why someone would take the life of an innocent young student.

The Palestinian community in Vermont has rallied around Omar’s family, offering their support and condolences during this difficult time. A vigil is being planned to honor Omar’s memory and to call for an end to senseless violence in the community.

As the investigation into the shooting continues, the family and friends of Omar Abdelaziz are left to grapple with the painful reality of his absence. The loss of a young student with so much potential is a tragedy that has left a deep void in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.

The suspected shooter, Brian P. Cullen, is currently being held without bail as the legal process unfolds. The details of the case are still emerging, but one thing is clear: a promising young life has been cut short, leaving a community in mourning and searching for answers.

As the story of the shooting continues to unfold, the memory of Omar Abdelaziz will live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him. His uncle’s words serve as a reminder of the deep impact of senseless violence, and the need for communities to come together in support and solidarity during times of loss.

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@AnneFrankNow
10 months ago

One thing U don't realize- it only starts with Islamophobia, then anti-Semitism but never stops there. This fire of hate will catch us all and will destroy our society.
Wake up, mate!

Do u really think Justice would not be served – ever?

@NS-ru5gl
10 months ago

Every news reporter and every politician engaging in biased Islamophobic and anti middle eastern rhetoric is responsible for what happened. The constant vilification of middle eastern people and Muslims is why we're having so many attacks on Muslims and middle eastern people. If the news didn't incite hate, these incidents would be less common

@test7er
10 months ago

anyone remember Trayvon Martin?

@eb9165
10 months ago

So sorry to hear this terrible news; but the mother seems to bee super hateful to Israel and jews. Very scary woman.

@user-pe5qy1zw6y
10 months ago

As Dr. Finklestein would say….crocodile tears

@user-pe5qy1zw6y
10 months ago

Traditional terror scarves….just walking down the street

@user-pe5qy1zw6y
10 months ago

Did they rip out posters of hostages?

@user-pe5qy1zw6y
10 months ago

Did they rip out hostages posters?

@gloriaarmstrong999
10 months ago

So sorry this happened to your nephew….this is so mean & wrong…Wishing all three young men a speedy recovery…

@NAHAJI133
10 months ago

America..is divided. Tragic events.

@user-uv9tl4jt8w
10 months ago

They wore turbans, making it difficult for those around them to tell whether they were walking or demonstrating.

@HRAHMAN91
10 months ago

Talk about adding insult to injury, Their ppl getting pounded in gaza, feel bad for these fellas

@anashatrab2845
10 months ago

It is a HATE CRIME! I hope the ignorant hater is charged with attempted murder /hate crime !

Get well, Hisham! Sending love and positive thoughts ❤️ 💕

@syllablegrainyukraine2758
10 months ago

《《《《《GOD BLESS ISRAEL.》》》》》

@user-td2wi4vw6r
10 months ago

Will the shooter be charged as a terrorist or because he is a white American non-Muslim man will be said that he has a mental disorder?

@chriscampbellcampbell2505
10 months ago

All this is totally uncalled for and this has been a big concern not good at all thhis is not Isreal or Palestine why. And social media is the biggest dam issue.

@CarolinRichter279
10 months ago

0:02: 💔 Three young Palestinian men were shot near the University of Vermont campus, with one of them identified as Hisham Oratani, and his uncle, Rich Price, joins to discuss the incident.
2:02: 👨‍🎓 A polyglot and dedicated student is praised by his proud uncle during Thanksgiving.
4:30: ! The family was grateful for the quick response and efforts of the Burlington Police Department, ATF, FBI, and DOJ in finding the person responsible.
6:20: 👍 The care received at the University of Vermont Medical Center has been extraordinary in terms of doctors and nurses and ensuring security.
9:07: 🗣️ The video discusses the existence of hyperbole in both the political sphere and our culture, particularly in relation to a non-violent crime that targeted individuals based on their appearance and language.
Recapped using TammyAI

@ginamcknight8115
10 months ago

I don’t trust these people

@silentmajority8365
10 months ago

Would we be in this mess without di ver sity?

@phillippatterson9484
10 months ago

WOW! FOX allowed comments for this!!