Detroit Muslim Stabs Two People Because Of Their Religion The Verdict Of The Courtroom Will Have You Outraged The nation is outraged after Oakland County Prosecutor Jessica Cooper declined to charge a Detroit man with a hate crime after he stabbed two people at a Southfield bus stop. He is suspected to have been motivated by religious hatred. According to Nick Loussia, Deputy Chief of Police for the Southfield Police Department, the suspect, Terrence Lavaron Thomas, is Muslim, and asked the victims what religion they were before attacking them. When police arrived at the scene, they found that the 52-year-old victim had been stabbed in the head, neck and back, while the second victim, 51, had been stabbed in the hand. Both men were taken to a nearby hospital, and were later released. Now, Thomas is being charged with two counts of assault with intent to murder, carrying a dangerous weapon with unlawful intent, and possession of marijuana. Investigators are still interviewing witnesses about the incident. At this pointIm not hearing anything that is going to monumentally change any of the charges, Officer Walton told reports. The FBI is looking into the case to see if any federal hate crimes were committed. Were taking all of the logical investigative steps with regards t the sorts of violations we investigated, David Porter, a spokesman for the Detroit FBI told reporters. There is no update to provide. Thomas bail is currently set at $1 million or surety bond. 