Synagogue Attack Heroes, Suspect's Motive

0:00On March 13, a gunman targeted Temple Israel, the biggest reform synagogue near Detroit, by crashing a vehicle into the building and firing shots. Security guards confronted him right away and took him down, ending the threat quickly with no serious injuries to congregation members. The FBI stepped in to lead the investigation, labeling it a delivered attack on the Jewish community. Officials held a news conference but held back on details while gathering evidence. Public leaders hailed their security team as heroes and thanked teachers for keeping kids safe and calm during the chaos. The head of security went to the hospital after the vehicle hit him but is expected to make a full recovery. Meanwhile, 30 police officers got treatment for smoke and halation after the car burst into flames. Reports point to the suspect as Imon Ghazali from Dearborn Heights, a suburb with a large air population. He may have acted out of revenge for his two brothers killed and an Israeli air strike in Lebanon back on March 5.

1:00Just weeks ago, the FBI ran active shooter training at the synagogue, teaching run, hide, fight tactics that likely saved lives. As the probe moves forward, communities are reminded of the need for vigilance in places of worship.