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Candice Reed

Chelan, San Diego
As seen in: The New York Times, The New York Times en Español, Los Angeles Times, Infobae, SFGate, The Boston Globe, Yahoo, Orlando Sentinel, The Sacramento Bee, Tacoma News Tribune and
Stealing Homes & Thank You for Firing Me co-Author, NYT and LAT contributor. I blog & have 5 jobs. I write what I know. I drink wine and Twitter.
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Victims of Mosque Shooting Remembered as Heroes

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By Candice Reed, Neil Vigdor Verified
| Breaking One
The three men killed at the Islamic Center of San Diego were remembered by Muslim leaders on Tuesday as heroes who tried to save the lives of children and community members inside the mosque. The men were identified by several Muslim organizations as Amin Abdullah, a security guard at the center; Mansour Kaziha, manager of the mosque store; and Nader Awad, a worshipper who rushed to the Islamic Center from his nearby home after he heard about the shooting.
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A Fearful Phone Call and a Frantic Search Preceded Mosque Shooting

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By Tim Arango Verified, Candice Reed
| Breaking One
The frantic mother's call came in at 9:42 a.m. Monday: Her son was missing. That wasn't all, she told the San Diego police. Several guns were gone, and so was her car, and her 17-year-old might have a friend with him. The police were alarmed and began a desperate hunt for the two teenagers. They were somewhere in California's second-largest city, a sprawling community of 1.4 million people nestled amid palms and purple jacarandas.
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A Fearful Phone Call and a Frantic Search Preceded Mosque Shooting

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By Tim Arango Verified, Candice Reed
| Breaking One
The frantic mother's call came in at 9:42 a.m. on Monday: Her son was missing. That wasn't all, she told San Diego police. Several guns were gone, and so was her car, and her 17-year-old might have a friend with him. The police were alarmed and began a desperate hunt for the two teenagers. They were somewhere in California's second-largest city, a sprawling community of 1.4 million people nestled amid palms and purple jacarandas.
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