Posted on 04/18/2020 2:29:57 PM PDT by lowbridge
A man already facing over a dozen hate crime charges is facing new hate crime accusations after allegedly trying to burn down a church Tuesday in southwest suburban Palos Hills while out on bond.
Osama E. El Hannouny is charged with one felony count of arson, hate crime, criminal damage to property, five counts of battery to peace officers and violation of bond, Palos Hills police said.
He is allegedly seen on video looking through the doors of Sacred Heart Church, 8245 W. 111th St., and setting several leaves on fire near a gas main and air conditioning unit, police said.
The fire department extinguished the fires and no injuries were reported, police said.
El Hannouny was arrested Tuesday and while being processed he allegedly threatened officers while spitting on them, police said. He allegedly used his clothing to carve “Kill Christian now” on the wall of his cell.
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The Muslim who “doesn’t like Christians”.
Kill him.
Who allowed him into our country?
Just wait till local & state governments tell Muslims that they can’t gather at mosques when Ramadan begins April 23rd.
Or, will they be not ordered to meet?
Or ordered not to meet?
Wow! That is a SHOCK. He is merely a moozlum being a moozlum .
Knock his chit loose.
Ask The Greatest Fraud Ever .
All he needs is for someone to call for his death. That person will then become the worst person in the world, taking the heat off Osama.
stopped at “Osama”
I have never heard it’s a hate crime to attack Christians?
They go out of their way NOT to say he’s Muslim.
“He allegedly used his clothing to carve “Kill Christian now” on the wall of his cell.”
Way too much starch in those clothes.
Maybe his Comrade Governor promised him a pardon.
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