Overview
- Prosecutors say 53-year-old Subi Saad confronted two men inside a store with vulgar anti-Islam remarks and claimed he had a gun in his car.
- He was escorted from Somerset Mall and then shouted vulgarities at police in the parking lot.
- Investigators say he later exposed himself to a corrections officer while he was in jail.
- He faces charges of a hate crime, aggravated indecent exposure, and disturbing the peace, and a judge set bond at $1 million with a GPS tether if released.
- If convicted, the hate-crime and indecent-exposure counts each carry up to two years in prison, and the prosecutor said no one should be harassed or threatened because of their religion.