Three killed in suspected hate crime at San Diego mosque
Summary
Three people were killed in a shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego, California. The police believe two teenage attackers carried out the attack, which is being investigated as a hate crime.Key Facts
- The shooting happened on Monday morning outside the mosque in San Diego.
- Police were first called about a possibly suicidal teen who had taken guns and a car.
- The two suspects, aged 17 and 18, died from self-inflicted wounds after the shootings.
- Three victims were found shot outside the mosque, including a security guard who helped stop further harm.
- The suspects also fired at a landscaper nearby, who was not seriously hurt.
- A note with hate speech was found from one of the suspects, leading the FBI to treat it as a hate crime.
- Children were present at the time, and nearby schools were put on lockdown.
- Witnesses reported hearing about 30 gunshots fired with a semi-automatic weapon.
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