A woman were killed in a shootout with police. While police havent officially determined a motive, they are eyeing workplace violence, or domestic terrorism as possible charges. We have coverage of this still breaking story. Reporter police say both of the suspects had handguns and rifles on them. They were dressed in military style clothing and also had several magazines of ammunition. Police say two suspects, a man and a woman were killed in a violent gun battle with officers, less than two miles from where they allegedly massacred 14 people in san bernandino. The man was identified as cyad faruk. They were dressed in kind of assault style clothing. Reporter hours earlier, Inland Regional Center 60 miles east of los angeles. Police say the suspects walked into the social Services Building wednesday morning, where a holiday luncheon was underway. They came prepared to do what they did, as if they were on a mission. Reporter workers locked themselves in offices and sent texts. Others c
With more this morning. Chris reporter chris and mary, that the hour, still a very active scene, a very heavy Police Presence at and around the scene of the shooting. Investigators believe this was a carefully preplanned attack. Authorities have revealed the identity thes of the two suspects they believe are responsible for the mass shooting at inland regional center. The pair identified as 28year old syed farouk and his wife 27 yearold Tashfeen Malik fled the scene of the massacre in a black suv. Both suspects died in a gun battle with police just two miles away if the shooting. Inside the suv, investigators found assault rifles and semi automatic hand guns. Based upon what we have seen and how they were equipped, there had the to be some degree of planning. Reporter Officials Say syed farouk an Environmental Specialists for San Bernardino and then returned a short time later dressed in assaultstyle clothing and armed with guns. Just numb. I called my kids and said if something happen
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