San Diego Police Report Two Teens Killed Three at Mosque
San Diego police said two teenagers killed three people outside an Islamic Center on Monday. Officers recovered more than 30 guns and a crossbow from the scene. The FBI is investigating a livestream video of the attack.
New York PostSan Diego police said two teenagers killed three people outside the Islamic Center of San Diego on Monday. The victims included security guard Amin Abdullah, a father of eight, a grocery store owner, and another man. Police stated that Abdullah prevented additional deaths during the attack.
Officers said the two teens wore Nazi symbols and had anti-Islamic writings in their vehicle. One handgun displayed the phrase "race war now" above a swastika. Law enforcement officials stated the teens had been radicalized online and did not discriminate in their targets. They recovered a shotgun with an "SS" sticker and a gas can at the scene.
After the shootings, one suspect shot his companion twice in the head before turning the gun on himself inside a BMW a few blocks away. Both were found dead from self-inflicted wounds. The FBI is examining a livestream video of the incident. Police said the motivations appear connected to the Muslim faith.
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