Overview
- Prosecutors are seeking terrorism charges alongside 11 counts of assault with intent to murder against suspect Bradford James Gille, who remains jailed pending arraignment early this week
- The 42-year-old allegedly used a folding knife to stab 11 random shoppers near the store’s checkout area, acting alone with no indication of additional assailants
- A sheriff’s deputy arrived within minutes and, together with several civilians, subdued and arrested Gille while others administered first aid to victims
- Of the 11 people treated at Munson Medical Center, two remain in serious condition, eight are in fair condition, and one has been discharged as of July 27
- The FBI and Michigan State Police crime lab are assisting the Grand Traverse County Sheriff’s Office as investigators work to determine the motive for the July 26 attack