Two days before federal authorities say Ayman Mohamad Ghazali carried out an antisemitic terror attack at a Detroit-area synagogue on Thursday, the car-ramming suspect allegedly walked out of a fireworks store with over $2,000 of explosives. Speaking exclusively with NBC News, Phantom Fireworks said that a person who signed in as Ayman Ghazali visited one of the company’s Detroit area stores on March 10 at approximately 1:39 p.m., spending about 45 minutes inside Phantom Fireworks Executive Vice President Alan Zoldan said the store employee who rang up his order recalled that “he certainly had no appearance of nervousness,”. “He was...
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