Update on the San Diego mosque attack case!

A new development emerged in the investigation of the armed attack on a mosque in San Diego, California, that took place in May and killed three people. A 17‑year‑old girl living in North Carolina faced murder charges for allegedly aiding the attack.

According to the North Carolina prosecutor's statement, the girl is accused of livestreaming the attack and disseminating white‑supremacist writings belonging to the attackers. The charge against her was brought under "assistance and facilitation of murder."

She livestreamed the attack.

According to the prosecutor's claim, the girl livestreamed the attack that took place at the Islam center in San Diego and later broadcast the white‑supremacist content prepared by the attackers.

According to information reported by the Associated Press, it was also alleged that the girl was connected to one of the attackers and had sent a white‑supremacist weapon for use during the attack.

Three people lost their lives in the bloody attack.

The attack on the Islamic Center in San Diego took place in May, and three people had died.

It was reported that the attack was carried out by two young men and that the assailants lost their lives after the incident. Officials said that about 140 children were in the mosque during the attack and that the people who died tried to help the children exit the building safely.

Investigations also revealed that the assailants were influenced by far‑right and white‑supremacist ideologies. The Associated Press reported that the attack carried ideological elements linked to a series of incidents inspired by past similar attacks.

The 17‑year‑old suspect will be tried as an adult.

Authorities in North Carolina announced that the young woman faces charges of three murders and one conspiracy. Under state law, people accused of aiding and abetting crimes committed by others can also face the same criminal liability under certain circumstances.

The investigation and judicial process continue.