
Albuquerque murder suspect in slayings of Muslim men held in jail; 'Incapable of following the law'
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The New Mexico man accused of murdering two Muslim victims in Albuquerque – whom prosecutors have called a "very dangerous person" – has been ordered held without bond.
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Prosecutors pointed to Muhammad Syed's previous record, which included allegations of domestic violence and a case in which he refused to stop for law enforcement after running a red light. Charges in those cases were eventually dropped, but they argued that Syed's history showed a pattern of violence.
"The defendant is really incapable of following any sort of lawful orders…" said John Duran, an assistant district attorney. "The defendant has really no regard for any law. It seems apparent he has further no regard for any human life."

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