Terrorism charges have been added to the criminal case against a man accused of carrying out last May’s deadly shooting outside the Capitol Jewish Museum.
A superseding indictment unsealed on Feb. 4 charges Elias Rodriguez of Chicago with four counts of committing an act of terrorism while armed, and adds a federal statutory aggravating factor alleging premeditation to commit acts of terrorism. The new charges stem from the shooting that killed two Israeli Embassy employees, Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim.
