FBI Investigates San Diego Mosque Shooters Online Activity and Hate Writings

Three people were killed in a shooting at a mosque in San Diego on Sunday. The victims, identified as a security guard, a teacher’s husband, and an elderly man who served as the mosque’s leader, were reportedly heroic in their actions to distract the shooters from children inside.

According to authorities, the suspects had met online prior to the attack and left writings expressing hate. Police have confirmed that the attackers were self-radicalized and left a manifesto behind at the scene.

The San Diego Islamic Center has expressed shock and sadness over the incident, which occurred during prayer services. The center’s leadership has stated that they are cooperating fully with law enforcement investigations.

Details of the attack remain under investigation, but officials have confirmed that the victims’ actions likely prevented further harm to children inside the mosque.

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