(CNN) — Timmy Kinner wanted revenge for being kicked out of an Idaho apartment complex, police say. So Kinner attacked a 3-year-old’s birthday party at the complex, which houses refugees, and stabbed nine people, including six children, Boise Police Chief William Bones said Sunday. Kinner has been charged with nine counts of aggravated battery and six counts of injury to a child, Bones said. Four victims have life-threatening injuries, authorities said. Six are between 3 and 12 years old. They were “some of the newest members of our community,” Bones said, and included refugees from Syria, Iraq and Ethiopia. Boise Police Department Timmy Kinner has been charged with nine counts of aggravated battery and six counts of injury to a child. Kinner is not a refugee and is from Los Angeles, police said. Police said that an unnamed resident was allowing Kinner to stay there, but asked him to leave because of “his behavior.” “As you can imagine, the witnesses in the apartment complex – along with the rest of our community – are reeling from this attack,” the police chief said. “This incident is not a representation of our community, but a single evil individual who attacked people without provocation that we are aware of at this time.” Police said there is no indication the stabbing was a hate crime. The FBI is assisting with the investigation. “Last night’s horrific attack does not represent Boise,” Mayor Dave Bieter tweeted. “Please join me in praying for the injured and their families. We must come together to condemn this vile act.” An official from the International Rescue Committee praised Boise for its support of refugees. “It is heartbreaking that adults and children who fled the horror of war and conflict to find safety in America had to experience violence all over again,” Hans Van de Weerd, vice president of US programs, said in a statement. Victims were in parking lot and apartments Police responded to a call of a man with a knife at 8:46 p.m. (10:46 p.m. ET) and arrived at the apartment complex four minutes later, Bones said. “Officers located the suspect almost immediately, took the suspect into custody at gunpoint,” he said. Police found the victims in apartments and the parking lot. “You can imagine this is a very tight-knit community here in this apartment complex,” Bones said Saturday night. “We haven’t had anything involving this amount of victims in a single attack in Boise in the history of the department,” he said. “Obviously, it’s something you hope never comes to your city.” CNN’s Susannah Cullinane, Holly Yan and Tony Marco contributed to this report.<doc-sep>A 3-year-old Idaho girl has died days after her birthday party in Boise was interrupted when a knife-wielding attacker slashed six children and three adults, who struggled to halt the carnage. Ruya Kadir was being celebrated Saturday at an outdoor party at her apartment complex when police say a man who had been kicked out of the building came back seeking "vengeance." Ruya was flown to Salt Lake City for treatment. "It is with deep sorrow we share the news that she has passed away," police Chief William Bones said in a statement. He said one child had been treated and released from the hospital but seven victims remained hospitalized, some with "serious or critical" injuries. International Rescue Committee CEO David Miliband said his group settled Ruya and her mother in Boise from Ethiopia in December 2015. Her father is in Turkey. Ruya was "her mother’s princess" and loved Disney princesses and all things pink, Miliband said. "Ruya’s parents are enduring every parent’s worst nightmare, which is made doubly cruel by the fact that they fled to America to escape conflict in Ethiopia," he said. More:Boise promises 'kindness for those fleeing violence' after attack More:6 children among 9 refugees wounded in knife attack at Idaho apartments Timmy Kinner, 30, was being held without bail on murder and other charges. Bones said the children ranged in age from 3 to 12. The victims are from Syria, Iraq or Ethiopia. A vigil Monday night drew more than 1,500 people. The child who was released from the hospital, 8-year-old Zine Mutlak, says he first saw Kinner hiding near the party. “Then he popped up and I was in front of my aunt," Zine said. "He just came to me and stabbed me in my belly. Then he went to her, made her fall on the ground, then he stabbed her lots of times and I heard her yelling.” In the tumult that followed, Zine said his mother was stabbed in the neck. He said he went home and, at his father's instruction, called the police. “I said, 'Somebody is stabbing people in the apartment,'" Zine said. "They said they were already on their way.” Contributing: KTVB-TV in Boise<doc-sep>The 3-year-old girl who was stabbed at her birthday party Saturday in Boise, Idaho, died Monday from her injuries. The man who attacked her also stabbed five other children and three adults at the party in an apartment complex; all but one of those victims remain in the hospital, many with serious or critical injuries. One child was treated and released. The girl who died has not been publicly identified. The wounded children range in age from 4 to 12 years old. The victims were all refugees from Syria, Iraq, and Ethiopia and had been placed in Boise as part of President Obama’s refugee resettlement program in 2012, according to ABC News. Advertisement The suspect, Timothy Kinner, 30, now faces one count of first-degree murder, eight counts of aggravated battery, and one count of use of a deadly weapon. He was arraigned in Ada County Court on Monday and is in jail without bail. His preliminary hearing is scheduled for July 16. Police say Kinner had been kicked out of the apartment complex Friday and returned the evening of the birthday party intending to exact revenge in some way. He has a criminal record spanning multiple states and has served prison sentences for violent offenses, according to police. He had last lived in Los Angeles and is not a refugee. Advertisement Advertisement A vigil for the victims on Monday drew thousands to Boise City Hall. Advertisement Vigil right now @ Boise City Hall following mass stabbing over the weekend. pic.twitter.com/jw15FQSzr3 — Katy Moeller (@KatyMoeller) July 3, 2018 The International Rescue Committee, which helped settle the refugees in Boise, said in a statement on Sunday, “We are shocked and saddened by this senseless attack on members of the Boise refugee community. … It is heartbreaking to know that people and children who fled horror of war and conflict to find safety in America and the Boise Community had to experience violence all over again.”<doc-sep>A three-year-old girl who was stabbed at her birthday party in Boise, Idaho, has died from her injuries, police have announced. The toddler was among nine people stabbed at her birthday party; six of the stabbing victims were children. Three adults were injured trying to intervene to stop the attack, a Boise Police Department press release stated. Seven victims remain in hospital and one child has been released. The little girl who died has been identified as an Ethiopian refugee who arrived in the US with her mother in 2015. She was flown to Utah for treatment of her injuries after Saturday's attack. The police department said it would not release the names of the victims until “additional notifications have been made”. The victims included refugees from Syria, Iraq and Ethiopia. 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(CNN) — Crowds of people bearing flowers and balloons gathered Monday in Idaho’s capital for a vigil in honor of nine people who were stabbed at a birthday party in Boise. A 3-year-old girl died from injuries she suffered in the attack, which occurred at an apartment complex that houses refugees. Suspect Timmy Kinner was charged on Monday with murder in her death, an Ada County court clerk said. The unidentified girl was one of six children injured in the attack. Of the remaining eight victims, one child was treated and released from the hospital, and seven others are still in the hospital, many with serious or critical injuries, Boise police said. On Monday night, members of the community shared messages of love and peace in a vigil outside Boise City Hall. “This act doesn’t define us,” one speaker told the crowd. “Let’s build a peaceful community together.” Thousands gather at the vigil in support of the refugee stabbing victims at Boise City Hall Monday night. @IdahoPressTrib pic.twitter.com/uFlu7b2mLl — Savannah Cardon (@savannahlcardon) July 3, 2018 Kinner is accused of attacking the birthday party because he wanted revenge for being kicked out of the complex, Boise police Chief William Bones said Sunday. The victims included six children Kinner, who is not a refugee, is from Los Angeles, police said. An unnamed resident who had let Kinner stay in the building asked him to leave because of “his behavior, police said. Victims include refugees from Syria, Iraq and Ethiopia and children between 3 and 12 years old – “some of the newest members of our community,” Bones said. “As you can imagine, the witnesses in the apartment complex – along with the rest of our community – are reeling from this attack,” the police chief said. “This incident is not a representation of our community, but a single evil individual who attacked people without provocation that we are aware of at this time.” Police said there is no indication the stabbing was a hate crime. The FBI is assisting with the investigation. Boise lauded for refugee support An official from the International Rescue Committee praised Boise for its support of refugees. “It is heartbreaking that adults and children who fled the horror of war and conflict to find safety in America had to experience violence all over again,” Hans Van de Weerd, vice president of US programs, said in a statement. Boise Police Department Timmy Kinner has been charged with nine counts of aggravated battery and six counts of injury to a child. Police responded to a call of a man with a knife at 8:46 p.m. and arrived at the apartment complex four minutes later, Bones said. “Officers located the suspect almost immediately and took him into custody.” Police found the victims in apartments and the parking lot. Kinner is charged with murder, eight counts of aggravated battery and one count of enhancement-use of a deadly weapon in commission of a felony, the clerk said. He is due back in court on July 16. CNN’s Eric Levenson, Sheena Jones and Artemis Moshtaghian contributed to this report.