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Three Adults Killed and Two Teen Suspects Dead in Shooting at San Diego Islamic Center, Police Say
- Two teenage suspects, aged 17 and 19, opened fire outside the Islamic Center of San Diego, killing three adults before dying from self-inflicted gunshot wounds.
- A security guard played a crucial role in preventing the shooters from entering the building, likely averting further casualties.
- Investigators are treating the shooting as a potential hate crime due to anti-Islamic messages and writings found in the suspects' vehicle and on a gun.
- Authorities have asked the public for information, and security was increased at places of worship following the incident.
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