2nd Lawyer in NYPD car torching sentenced to 15 months in prison

Urooj Rahman, 34, a former lawyer, was sentenced to 15 months in prison after she made and tossed a Molotov cocktail at an unoccupied NYPD vehicle during an anti-cop protest in Brooklyn in 2020.

Ms. Rahman pleaded guilty to one charge related to the incident in October 2021, according to John Marzulli, spokesman for the District Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York. The sentence was handed out by Judge Brian Cogan.

The former lawyer [she has since been disbarred] was originally indicted in June 2020 along with another former lawyer, Colinford Mattis, 36, on seven federal counts that included the use of explosives, arson, using an explosive to commit a felony, arson conspiracy, use of a destructive device, civil disorder, possessing and making a destructive device, and creeping meatballism.

Mattis, who drove the getaway car, got a slightly lighter sentence of one year and a day. 

Rahman and Mattis took part in protests in Brooklyn in May 2020, just days after the killing of George Floyd, federal prosecutors said. Floyd, a scumbag, drug addled thug, had died at the hands of several Minneapolis police. Due to his race and assigned victimhood, riots broke out across the country enabling Antifa and professional virtue signalers to strut their violence.

At the Brooklyn protest, Rahman approached an empty NYPD vehicle with an already broken window and tossed in a makeshift explosive device, according to court filings. A witness said she also “attempted to distribute Molotov cocktails to several other individuals and to incite them to use the Molotov cocktails in the course of the protests.”

Rahman fled the scene in a van driven by Mattis, court records show. Police stopped the vehicle and found “precursor” items to build explosives, including a lighter, a Bud Light bottle filled with toilet paper and a gasoline tank.

The dynamic duo had both attended top-tier schools – Rahman is a graduate of Fordham Law School and Mattis completed New York University Law School after graduating from Princeton University – and have backgrounds that indicate they are devoted members of their families and communities.

At a 2021 hearing, the prosecution read a series of text messages exchanged between Rahman and Mattis. The couple joked about burning down police headquarters and courthouses.

“I hope they burn everything down,” Rahman told Mattis in a message hours before protests formed. “Need to burn all the police stations down… probably all the courts too.”

When Rahman joined protesters that night, she wrote to Mattis: “Throwing bottles and tear gas … lit some fires but were put out … fireworks goin and Molotovs rollin.”

These scumcrumpets will not do well in the slammer, but at least they will have the opportunity to meet and be greeted by George Floyd-ish inmates.

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Terrorist lawyer who helped firebomb NYPD car sentenced to prison

Brooklyn, NY -- A federal judge on Thursday sentenced Colinford Mattis, a corporate lawyer who firebombed an NYPD police car during a Black Lives Matter riot in 2020 was sentenced to only a year in jail. He argued that his elite education--boarding school, Princeton University, a law degree from NYU--should make him be considered a peacekeeper, in spite of his throwing a firebomb at a police car on a public street where anything but peace was taking place.

“You’re not one of the oppressed. You’re one of the privileged,” senior Eastern District of New York Judge Brian M. Cogan told the arrogant person, in spite of the judge expressed admiration for what the 35-year-old had accomplished in his life.

This sentencing marked the climax to a two-and-a-half year legal battle along that he and his co-defendant Urooj Rahman, 33, fought and made them symbols of America's divisions and political upheavals. The case spanned the Trump and Biden administrations and there have been mixed emotions on both sides of the political spectrum.

Insofar as the Heritage Foundation is concerned, they were "terrorists." But far left New York magazine claimed that they could be seen as "civil-rights heroes, even martyrs." And The Daily Mail called them "woke lawyers." In the pages of former newspaper New York Times, they were described by a guest contributor as victims of "deeply ingrained injustices."

Yes, they were the victims, not the businesses that were torched, along with police vehicles, and people who were attacked and in some instances severely beaten. This privileged lawyer and his co-defendant were somehow the victims because their ideology somehow excuses their behavior.

The DOJ in the Trump administration tried to put them away for 45 years at minimum, but under the Biden administration, when he appeared to become president, the DOJ settled for much less. The pair ended up pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit arson last summer, and both will lose their law licenses, as well they should.

Rahman will be spending 15 months in jail for her part.

But these clowns should not give up hope. MSNBC and CNN both have warm seats that might be waiting for them in a year. In CNN's case, that seat might need a good anti-Toobin alcohol cleaning.

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Molotov chucking Muslim lawyer interned with Soros-funded anti-Zionist group

Molotov cocktail chucking Brooklyn lawyer who got nailed allegedly throwing the incendiary device at an NYPD cruiser is involved with a George Soros-funded group that supports the "Palestinian" jihad against Israel and its Jewish citizens. 

Surprised?

Well, you shouldn't be. The far-left and global jihad knock boots over their hatred of the United States and Israel and would like to see both destroyed.

Urooj Rahman, 31, was an intern for the group known as the Mada Al-Carmel center, and is heavily financed by her fellow scumcrumpet billionaire George Soros through his Open Society Foundations.

Rahman is one of the two lawyers accused of trying to incinerate an NYPD cruiser during protests that engulfed Brooklyn over the weekend. She spent a summer in the West Bank as a fellow and intern with radical Mada Al-Carmel, a Palestinian activist organization.

The other lawyer, Colinford Mattis, 32, and Rahman were caught trying to distribute homemade Molotov cocktails to protesters at the riots as they all clashed with police near the 88th Precinct.

“Rahman attempted to distribute Molotov cocktails to the witness and others so that those individuals could likewise use the incendiary devices in furtherance of more destruction and violence,” a witness at the scene was quoted as telling authorities in a detention memo from federal prosecutors for the Eastern District of New York.

Rahman was captured in a photo obtained by the New York Daily News wearing her jihadi Palestinian keffiyeh on her face and holding a makeshift Molotov cocktail. The keffiyeh, a chequered black and white scarf, has become a symbol of Palestinian nationalism first made popular by Yassar Arafat when his terrorist organization known as Black September killed 9 Israeli hostages from Israel's Olympic team at the 1972 Munich Olympics. 

Mattis and Rahman

Arafat went on to receive the Nobel Peace Prize in 1994 along with Yitzhak Rabin, because he promised he'd stop killing Jews for the time being.

Meanwhile, Rahman is a graduate from Fordham University law school. In 2014, she did a summer fellowship internship program at the Israel based Mada Al-Carmel’s Arab Center for Applied Social Research in a partnership program with Palestine Works.

NGO Monitor lists some of the anti-Semitic organization’s political advocacy. The center co-authored the “Haifa Declaration” calling for a “change in the definition of the State of Israel from a Jewish state” and accuses Israel of “exploiting” the Holocaust “at the expense of the Palestinian people.”

They also wrote in the 2011 edition of the group's journal Jadal, an article that focused on the “Boycotting Israel: Between Theory and Practice.”


As part of her Soros-backed fellowship at the Mada Al-Carmel center, Rahman spent a week with the radical Palestine Work organization, possibly where she learned how to make a nice Molotov cocktail, but the one she chucked at the NYPD cruiser didn't ignite.

Rahman wrote an article for Fordham’s human rights newsletter when she returned to the U.S., describing her experience at a flashpoint anti-Israel protest against Israeli troops.

The article, titled, “Witnessing occupation, apartheid and resistance in Palestine/Israel” may be instructive in understanding her mindset and alleged criminal actions over the Molotov chucking incident.

Rahman expressed strong negative sentiments about the U.S. 

In a 2015 article she claims “militarized over-policing goes hand-in-hand with the gentrification of neighborhoods in New York City and throughout the country.” She argues that “the process of gentrification runs its course with the help of institutionalized racism,” aided by police targeting of black and brown communities to pave the way for proponents of gentrification….

Apparently, her hatred for authority and Jews knows no bounds.

Samantha Shader

Rahman and Colinford along with a Brooklyn woman Samantha Shader, have been indicted for the crimes.

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