The San Bernardino shooters who were killed by police, Syed Farook and Tashfeen Malik, have been identified by law enforcement as a Muslim husband and wife team who began their day by dropping their 6–month–old baby at a family member’s home, saying they were headed out to a doctor’s appointment.
Farook, 28, and Malik, 27, were two of the three suspects named in the Wednesday killing of 14 and injuring of 17 at a Christmas party attended by San Bernardino County employees.
The third suspect is still being sought, but both Farook and Malik were shot and killed when police responded to the scene.
The couple started their day by dropping their baby girl off at the Redlands home of Farook’s mother, telling her they needed to go to a medical appointment, the Telegraph reported.
Just a few hours later, the two donned armored gear and grabbed weapons, and began shooting. Police also found several pipe bombs and makeshift explosive devices at the scene of the massacre.
Source: WND
