Winston-Salem teen linked to livestreamed San Diego mosque attack indicted

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A 17-year-old Winston-Salem student, Sarah Lindsey Santiago, has been indicted in connection with the San Diego Islamic Center shooting, charged with three counts of first-degree murder and one count of conspiracy to commit murder. Prosecutors allege she planned to livestream the attack, publicly distribute the recording, and release the attackers’ manifesto. Three people were killed and the two gunmen died by self-inflicted gunshot wounds; a security guard who helped shield others during the incident is being hailed as a hero.
- Winston-Salem student accused of helping plan deadly San Diego mosque attack WRAL
- Teen girl aided San Diego mosque shooters from North Carolina, prosecutors say NBC 7 San Diego
- North Carolina teen charged with murder in Islamic Center of San Diego shooting San Diego Union-Tribune
- DA says a teen who recorded San Diego mosque shooting livestream has been charged with murder AP News
- Winston-Salem high school student who published Islamic Center shooters’ livestream charged with murder, conspiracy FOX8 WGHP
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