Crime & Safety
The suspect accused of selling gun to the synagogue terrorist pleads not guilty
By 
Guest Writer
Colleyville, TX- The man who was accused that he sold a gun to the Synagogue terrorist from Colleyville who took several hostages and caused a SWAT standoff has pleaded not guilty.
Reportedly, Michael Williams is under indictment for unlawful possession of a weapon by a convicted felon. An arrest was made after FBI found out that he sold Malik Akram the gun that was used in the terrorist attack.
Williams didn’t appear in court and entered a plea of not guilty through his court-appointed attorney.
Allegedly, Williams sold the gun to Akram at an intersection in southern Dallas a couple of days before he took the hostages.
As a convicted felon, Williams was not supposed to have a gun at all. He is held without a bond and awaiting a detention hearing.
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