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Son of Slain Security Guard Says Father Saved School Children

Muhammad Amin Abdullah, son of the security guard killed in a shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego, said his father’s actions protected the children at the school. He expressed pride that his father died while protecting others.

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Son of Slain Security Guard Says Father Saved School Children

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Muhammad Amin Abdullah, son of the security guard killed in a shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego, said his father’s actions protected the children at the school. He stated that he felt proud because he knows that is exactly how his father would have wanted to go out, protecting people.

The son added that he finds comfort in knowing his father was a hero and that his actions saved all the kids in the school.

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