Teen indicted for aiding San Diego mosque shooting
Authorities in North Carolina announced an indictment Monday charging 17-year-old Sarah Santiago with three counts of murder and one count of conspiracy for allegedly aiding the May 18 shooting outside the Islamic Center of San Diego that killed three people. Investigators say Santiago livestreamed the attack, disseminated the shooters' manifesto online and sent a neo-Nazi patch to one attacker; the shooters, Caleb Vasquez, 18, and Cain Clark, 17, were found dead at the scene. She will be tried as an adult, and prosecutors say the case raises questions about online radicalization and cross-state facilitation.
A North Carolina teen was indicted for aiding the mosque shooting.
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Two teen shooters attacked a San Diego mosque on May 18 and killed three people. Investigators say the shooters met online and planned further targets. Officials then traced a livestream viewer to North Carolina and indicted her for aiding…
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