After Wednesday’s mass shooting in San Bernardino, video surfaced from what is believed to be the inside the Inland Regional Center, showing a law enforcement officer leading a group of people out of the building.
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Once the scene was cleared, those inside were led to safety and the officer reassured the employees by saying: “I’ll take a bullet before you do”.
Authorities have released the names of all 14 people killed in Wednesday’s mass shooting in San Bernardino.
So far, not everything is known, but CNN has confirmed that one male and one female suspect have been killed in a shootout with police.
Local and state agencies mobilized planes and helicopters to search for the SUV. KPCC spoke to Velasco’s uncle, George Velasco, who said she was “an intelligent, motivated, and attractive young woman, who was full of life and loved by all who knew her”.
A San Bernardino native, Madden said he had to pass by wounded victims as officers tried to find the shooters.
Malik was Pakistani and moved to the USA two years ago when she married Farook, investigators said. She said she considered him a martyr for his faith. At the time, no one knew if one of the suspects was still in the building.
We are leaning more about the husband and wife attackers who launched a shooting spree in San Bernardino, California.
Adams and his wife, Summer, grew up in the Inland Empire and were high school sweethearts, Kosse said. “I asked him about them the last time I saw him in October”.
Berhe – who grew up in San Bernardino – also posted a map to his Twitter account Wednesday as the attack was unfolding showing the close proximity of his parents’ office building to the IRC.
“If you’re not cool, I’m not walking them”, an officer shouts to an unseen colleague as those being rescued wait. We would move her Mom in to live with us. I’ll take a bullet before you do; that’s for damn sure.’ I sure hope that guy’s face gets plastered over the internet more than the savages who attacked there today.
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Michael Raymond Wetzel: Michael Raymond Wetzel, was a 37-year-old father of six who supervised a team of health inspectors in the county Environmental Health Services division.
