Two individuals have been identified as the suspected shooters in a fatal incident near the Islamic Center of San Diego, according to multiple media reports citing law enforcement and NBC News.
The suspects have been named as 17-year-old Cain Clark and 18-year-old Caleb Vasquez. Authorities have not yet released additional official details regarding the investigation, and the circumstances surrounding the attack remain under review.
Reports indicate that prior to the shooting, one of the suspects’ mothers contacted police expressing concern that her son was suicidal. She reportedly informed authorities that he had taken firearms and a vehicle from her home. However, law enforcement officials were unable to intervene in time.
During the incident, one security guard, identified as Amin Abdullah, was reportedly killed. Following the attack, both suspects were later found dead inside a vehicle located a few blocks away. Early reports suggest they died from self-inflicted gunshot wounds, though officials have not fully confirmed all details.
The shooting has prompted concern in the local community, with authorities continuing to investigate the motive and sequence of events leading up to the tragedy. Security around the area has been reviewed as part of ongoing precautionary measures.
Law enforcement agencies have urged the public to await verified updates as the investigation develops, emphasizing that early information may be subject to revision.
