Teen girl aided San Diego mosque shooters from North Carolina, prosecutors say
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A teenage girl from North Carolina was indicted Monday for allegedly aiding and abetting two teenage gunmen who killed three people in a mass shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego in May, officials said.
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A teenage girl from North Carolina was indicted Monday for allegedly aiding and abetting two teenage gunmen who killed three people in a mass shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego in May, officials said.
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