2015 San Bernardino attack
The 2015 San Bernardino attack began in a rented banquet room at the Inland Regional Center in California, on the 2nd of December 2015. The room belonged, for that day, to the San Bernardino County Department of Public Health. A training session had been winding down, and a Christmas party was about to begin for roughly 80 employees. Two armed people then opened fire. Fourteen people died, and 22 more were seriously injured. The attackers were a married couple, Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik, and one of them had been sitting among the guests that morning. This documentary asks how a workplace celebration became the deadliest terrorist attack on American soil since the 11th of September 2001. It asks how the first officers reached the scene, and what the investigators found in the couple's home. It asks who else was pulled into the case, and why a single locked phone sent the FBI and Apple to court. Finally, it asks how a country already divided over guns, religion and privacy argued its way through the weeks that followed.
At about 8:30 on the morning of the attack, Farook arrived at the department's event. He had left his six-month-old daughter with his mother at the family home in Redlands, telling her that he and Malik were going to a doctor's appointment. Farook worked for the county as a health inspector, so the guests were his colleagues. Of 91 people invited, between 75 and 80 were in attendance.
Coworkers remembered him as quiet, glancing at his phone, and willing to pose for photos. Around 10:30 he slipped out, leaving a backpack on a table.
A technical problem forced an unscheduled break shortly before 11:00. At 10:58, Farook and Malik opened fire outside the building and killed two people. A minute later Farook walked inside and began shooting at the guests, with Malik close behind. Both wore ski masks and black tactical gear that held spare magazines, though neither wore body armor. The shooting lasted only two or three minutes, and they fired more than 100 bullets before fleeing.
Inside, many guests ran deeper into the building. Others crouched under tables or crowded into bathrooms, closets and cupboards. A bullet struck a fire sprinkler pipe, and water poured over the room until it was hard to see. The attackers moved between the tables and shot anyone who stirred or made a sound. One victim was hit by a round that passed through an interior wall. Another was shot while trying to escape through a glass door. Three men tried to stop one of the shooters, and all three were shot. One victim died while shielding a coworker with his own body. A few people at first took the noise for an active shooter drill, because drills had been held in that very room.
Some witnesses told an NPR journalist they recognized Farook by his voice and build. Others knew one shooter was a woman from her slight frame and fitted clothing. Reports said that while the attack was underway, a Facebook account tied to Malik pledged allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, leader of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant. Later accounts said the post spoke for both shooters.
The backpack held three linked explosive devices. They were pipe bombs wired with Christmas lights, combined with a remote-controlled car that had been switched on. The build resembled schematics in al Qaeda's Inspire magazine, and investigators believe the bombs were meant for emergency crews. Because the work was poor, none of them exploded. Coworkers had noticed the canvas bag before the shooting, but assumed Farook would come back for it.
It took 3 minutes and 32 seconds after the first 9-1-1 call for a police unit to arrive. Two San Bernardino police officers pulled up almost together at 11:04. Two more came two minutes later, and the four of them entered through the southeast side to hunt for the shooters. A second team of four, one from San Bernardino and three from the Fontana Police Department, came in from the north. Together they cleared the ground-floor rooms.
At 11:14 the San Bernardino Fire Department posted a Tweet about an emergency on the 1300 block of Waterman Avenue. The city's SWAT team happened to be training a few miles away that morning, and reached the scene within eleven minutes. Officers used a battering ram to get into the complex. The first floor was cleared by 11:17.
While some officers searched, others tended the wounded. Probation officers first set up a triage area near the entrance, then moved it across the street by 11:15. The survivors were soaked by the sprinklers, which made them slippery to lift. With no litters or tactical stretchers on hand, rescuers carried people out on blankets and chairs. It took 57 minutes to get the last injured person to a hospital. About 300 officers and agents from city, county, state and federal agencies eventually converged, including the FBI, the ATF and a Los Angeles Police Department counter-terrorism unit.
At 5:08 in the afternoon, an FBI SWAT officer found the abandoned explosive devices. A bomb squad detonated them one by one, the last at 8:37. An earlier alarm over a rolling luggage bag in a second-floor office had ended with an all-clear at 2:22. The center was declared clear at 9:29 that night. Meanwhile, a Department of Homeland Security surveillance plane, a Pilatus PC-12, circled over the city for hours.
A witness had given police Farook's name, and officers learned he had rented a black Ford Expedition EL with Utah plates four days earlier. Based on a neighbor's tip, two plainclothes investigators went to the couple's Redlands home on North Center Street shortly before 3:00 p.m. They saw the SUV leave and gave chase onto the freeway at 3:08:19.
Someone threw a fake bomb at the pursuers, a metal pipe stuffed with cloth. At a stoplight after the freeway exit, a pursuing officer saw the pair putting on tactical vests and picking up rifles. Malik, in the back seat, began shooting through the rear window at 3:08:43. At 3:09:22 the SUV stopped in a neighborhood about 1.7 miles from the Inland Regional Center.
Malik fired at the first police vehicle, about 210 feet away. Farook stepped out and stood between the open doors, shooting at the same target. He then crossed the street toward some homes, still firing, and pinned officers behind their cars. He meant to flank the first deputy who had stopped, but officers saw it and concentrated their fire on him. After he fell, he shot once more with a handgun and wounded an officer before the weapon jammed. Officers killed him, then handcuffed his body and laid it face-down.
Malik kept firing from the SUV, and a second officer was wounded. Using a patrol car for cover, officers rescued the injured and shot into the back of the vehicle. Malik was killed at 3:14:53.
The gunfight lasted about five minutes. Seven agencies took part, and 23 officers fired at least 440 rounds, against at least 81 from the couple. Farook was struck 25 times and Malik 15 times. Police used BearCat armored vehicles, and a motorized battering ram called the Rook to check the SUV for explosives. Inside they found nearly 2,500 rounds of ammunition, medical supplies, and a trigger device believed to belong with the bombs left at the center.
In late 2013, before Farook and Malik had ever met in person, they were already exchanging private online messages about jihad and martyrdom. FBI Director James B. Comey described this to the Senate Judiciary Committee on the 9th of December 2015, and again a week later. He said both were "consuming poison on the Internet" and were radicalized before they began courting, and before the Islamic State emerged. Investigators found no sign that any foreign group had directed the couple or that they belonged to a wider cell. Farook and Malik had also traveled to Saudi Arabia in the years before the attack. They spent at least a year preparing, and made plans for the care of their child and Farook's mother.
The Islamic State's own claims were inconsistent. An Arabic-language radio broadcast called the attackers "supporters", while an English-language broadcast on the 5th of December 2015 called them "soldiers of the caliphate". The New York Times reported that the reason for the difference was unclear. Nearly a year later, authorities pointed to a possible trigger. Newly found emails showed Malik had objected to the party, and the police chief said she felt a Muslim should not have to take part in a non-Muslim holiday event.
By 6:00 p.m. on the day of the attack, police were serving a search warrant at the couple's small Redlands townhouse. Robots went in first. Investigators found 2,000 9-mm handgun rounds, 2,500 .223-caliber rounds, and tools for making improvised bombs. The FBI first said it had removed twelve pipe bombs, then clarified days later that it had recovered 19 types of pipes that could be converted into bombs. The couple had tried to destroy their phones and hard drives, but only partly succeeded.
On the 4th of December 2015, the landlord pried open the door with a crowbar and let reporters in. Inside Edition reportedly paid the landlord US$1,000 for access, according to an NBC News correspondent. MSNBC, CNN and Fox News broadcast live from the home, showing family photographs, documents and baby items. One network later said it regretted showing close-ups of the children's pictures and the identification card of Farook's mother. Media critic Erik Wemple called the coverage "terrible".
The FBI took over the investigation on the 3rd of December. By the 7th it had held about 400 interviews and gathered about 320 pieces of evidence. On the 5th of January 2016, it asked the public to help explain 18 minutes on the day of the attack, from 12:59 to 1:17 p.m. Investigators believe the couple were driving around the city, trying to set off the abandoned bombs by remote control.
Early reports and witness accounts had suggested up to three gunmen. Ballistics showed only two firearms were used, and police concluded there were two shooters. Some witnesses never changed their account of seeing three. As of the 1st of December 2016, the FBI still had not ruled out a third shooter.
Enrique Marquez Jr. lived next door to Farook until May 2015, and the FBI traced the two rifles used in the attack to his purchase. He had converted to Islam in 2007, and attended two local Islamic centers a few years before the attack. By 2011 he was spending most of his time at Farook's home, reading and watching extremist material. That included Inspire magazine, videos by Al-Shabaab, and sermons by Anwar al-Awlaki.
Marquez later admitted that in 2011 he and Farook plotted shooting and bombing attacks. The targets were the library or cafeteria at Riverside Community College, where both studied, and rush-hour traffic on California State Route 91 in Corona. They dropped the plan after three men in the Inland Empire were arrested over a separate plot against Americans in Afghanistan. Federal agents searched his Riverside home on the 5th of December 2015, and he waived his Miranda rights and cooperated at length.
He was arrested on the 17th of December 2015 on federal terrorism, firearms and immigration charges, and faced up to 50 years. In February 2017 he pleaded guilty to conspiring to provide material support to terrorists and to making false statements in buying a firearm. Prosecutors dropped the marriage fraud counts. The father of one victim denounced the plea deal in court, and the U.S. Attorney said the evidence did not support harsher charges. On the 23rd of October 2020, Marquez was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
The immigration case grew from a wedding. On the 29th of November 2014, Marquez entered a sham marriage with Mariya Chernykh, a Russian woman who had come to the United States on a J-1 visa. She was the sister of the wife of Farook's older brother, Raheel. The New York Times reported that Marquez was paid between $5,000 and $10,000. Raheel Farook, a Navy veteran of the Iraq War, and his wife Tatiana helped stage the arrangement. Prosecutors said they witnessed the wedding, took staged family photographs, opened a joint account, and made a back-dated lease.
On the 28th of April 2016, the three were arrested. Raheel and Tatiana Farook pleaded guilty in early 2017 and were later sentenced to three years of probation. Chernykh pleaded guilty as well, and on the 17th of May 2021 she was sentenced to three years of probation.
In March 2020, Rafia Sultana Shareef, the mother of Rizwan and Raheel Farook, pleaded guilty to destroying evidence. The FBI had pulled a shredded document from Raheel's home in Corona and pieced it back together. Prosecutors called it the "attack plan". It held a diagram of the conference room, a route between the tables, and a to-do list. The list included target practice, destroying electronics, buying bomb parts and moving money to her account. She told the court she was sorry, and in February 2021 received six months of home confinement and three years of probation.
Isaac Amanios, Bennetta Betbadal and Tin Nguyen had each come to the United States as refugees, from Eritrea, Iran and Vietnam. They were among the civilians killed, who ranged in age from 26 to 60. Nine lived in San Bernardino County, and five came from Riverside, Los Angeles and Orange counties. Thirteen worked for the county, and ten were environmental health inspectors, about a quarter of their department. Autopsy reports released on the 27th of May 2016 found that all died of multiple gunshot wounds, mostly to the back. Twelve died almost at once. Shannon Johnson and Bennetta Betbadal died later at the triage center across the street.
Among the wounded, five were taken to Loma Linda University Medical Center and six to Arrowhead Regional Medical Center. The last patient left Loma Linda on the 3rd of March 2016. One officer hurt in the shootout did not realize he had been hit in the thigh until thirteen hours later.
The damage to the county was practical as well as personal. Roughly 35 percent of the Department of Public Health had been killed or wounded, so Governor Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency. In March 2016 the county approved a $1.5 million agreement to bring in up to 30 temporary health inspectors. By the 29th of May 2016, half of environmental health staff were still on leave, and help had come from seven other counties. Meanwhile, the Inland Regional Center stayed closed until the 4th of January 2016, and the building where the attack happened stayed shut indefinitely. The city of San Bernardino spent up to US$1 million it had not planned on.
About 2,000 people attended a candlelight vigil at San Manuel Stadium the next day. On the 4th of January 2016, thousands filled the Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario for a memorial attended by Governor Brown, Attorney General Kamala Harris, Rudy Giuliani and the pastor Rick Warren. A relief fund raised US$2.48 million, and by the 5th of July 2016 it had paid out everything. Families of the dead received 80 percent, the 22 injured people got 15.5 percent, and witnesses got 4.5 percent. The two wounded officers declined their shares.
Grief turned into litigation. In January 2016, one widow sought $58 million from the county, and relatives of another victim sought $204 million. Federal prosecutors sued in May 2016 to seize two life insurance policies Farook held, worth $25,000 and $250,000, so the money could go to victims' families.
On the first anniversary, survivors accused the county of cutting off counseling, surgery approvals and help with workers' compensation. A county spokesman denied it. That same morning, dozens of cyclists rode 14 miles, one for each person killed, in a ride that continues every the 2nd of December. At California State University, San Bernardino, a Peace Garden opened in memory of five victims who were alumni.
On the 9th of February 2016, the FBI said it could not open an iPhone 5C that the county had issued to Farook. The National Security Agency had tried and failed. So the FBI asked Apple to write a new version of its iOS operating system that could run from the phone's memory and switch off key security features. Apple refused, citing a policy of never weakening the protections on its products.
The FBI went to court. U.S. Magistrate Judge Sherri Pym ordered Apple to comply under the All Writs Act of 1789, an order rather than a subpoena. Apple said it would fight, warning that such software would create a backdoor for all its customers. It also said no government had ever demanded this. The company had until the 26th of February 2016 to respond in full.
On the 19th of February, the Justice Department asked a federal judge to compel Apple. The same day, Apple said it had discussed four ways of reaching the data with the FBI in early January. One of the most promising had been closed off by a blunder. After the phone was recovered, the FBI had asked the county to reset the password on Farook's iCloud account. That change stopped the phone from sending recent data to iCloud without its passcode. The Justice Department agreed this happened, but said any backup would have been "insufficient" anyway.
The San Bernardino County District Attorney, Michael Ramos, argued the phone might hold evidence of a third shooter and a "dormant cyber pathogen" meant for the county's network. Public opinion split. A CBS News poll of 1,022 Americans found 50 percent backing the FBI and 45 percent backing Apple.
The court fight ended abruptly on the 28th of March 2016, when the Justice Department said it had unlocked the phone and dropped its suit. Early reports named the Israeli company Cellebrite. The Washington Post then reported that the FBI had paid professional hackers, who used a zero-day flaw to get around the phone's ten-try limit. In April 2021 the Post named Azimuth Security, an Australian firm.
In September 2016, the Associated Press, Vice Media and Gannett sued under the Freedom of Information Act to learn who was hired and how much was paid. On the 30th of September 2017, a federal court sided with the government, calling the vendor and the price protected national security secrets.
The dispute fed a wider argument. At the 9th of December 2015 Senate hearing, Comey urged companies offering end-to-end encryption, such as Apple, to rethink their business model. No evidence showed that the San Bernardino shooters had used encrypted communications. In March 2018, the Los Angeles Times reported that the phone held only work-related information and revealed nothing about the plot.
On the 6th of December 2015, President Barack Obama spoke from the Oval Office, only the third such address of his presidency in seven years. He called the shooting an act of terrorism and said the couple had gone down "the dark path of radicalization". He urged Americans not to give in to fear. Republican candidates Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz and Donald Trump said the country was at war. Chris Christie called it "a new world war". Jeb Bush said that if it was a war, the United States should declare war back.
The day after the attack, Senator Dianne Feinstein's amendment to bar gun and explosives sales to people on terrorist watch lists reached the Senate floor. It failed on a party-line vote. Obama told CBS News that America had "a pattern now of mass shootings in this country that has no parallel anywhere else in the world." House Speaker Paul Ryan opposed blocking sales to people on the No Fly List, saying it would violate due process. The New York Times ran its first front-page editorial in 95 years, calling for gun control.
In June 2016, Senator Chris Murphy held a fifteen-hour filibuster. The next day, Tina Meins, whose father died in the attack, spoke at his press conference. She noted that more than 2,000 terror suspects had been able to buy firearms since 2004. On the 20th of April 2016, California lawmakers gave initial approval to five gun bills. Governor Brown signed some on the 1st of July 2016, and they took effect in 2017. Gun sales in California rose by more than 18,000, and concealed-carry permit applications in San Bernardino County jumped 750 percent.
Muslim Americans faced a different aftermath. Groups including the Council on American-Islamic Relations condemned the attack. The council reported a rise in anti-Muslim hate crimes, among them a pig's head thrown at a Philadelphia mosque and a Queens shop owner beaten. Trump called for a "total and complete" ban on Muslims entering the United States, drawing condemnation from the White House, the Pentagon, the United Nations and leaders such as British prime minister David Cameron. A campaign called Muslims United for San Bernardino raised more than $152,000 from over 1,000 donors for victims' families. Wyatt Mason of the New York Review of Books compared the reaction with the muted response to a Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood shooting a week earlier, committed by a devout Christian.
Fear spread through other channels. Hours after the attack, a bomb threat closed classes at Loma Linda University and California State University, San Bernardino. On the 15th of December 2015, Los Angeles closed every public school after an explosives threat. New York City got the same threat, judged it a hoax, and took no action. Police use of BearCat armored vehicles revived the debate over military equipment in local departments. On the 9th of September 2016, the Police Foundation and the Justice Department's COPS Office released a review of the response, with lessons for agencies preparing for future attacks.
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When did the 2015 San Bernardino attack happen?
The 2015 San Bernardino attack took place on the 2nd of December 2015 at the Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino, California. The shooting began at 10:58 a.m. during a San Bernardino County Department of Public Health event.
Who carried out the 2015 San Bernardino attack?
The 2015 San Bernardino attack was carried out by a married couple, Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik, who lived in Redlands. Farook worked as a county health inspector. Both were killed in a shootout with police about four hours later.
How many people were killed and injured in the 2015 San Bernardino attack?
The 2015 San Bernardino attack killed 14 civilians and seriously injured 22 others. Two police officers were also wounded in the later shootout with the attackers.
Why did the FBI want Apple to unlock the iPhone in the 2015 San Bernardino attack case?
The FBI wanted access to an iPhone 5C issued by the county to Farook, and asked Apple on the 9th of February 2016 to create software that disabled its security features. Apple refused, and the Justice Department dropped its suit on the 28th of March 2016 after unlocking the phone another way.
What motivated the attackers in the 2015 San Bernardino attack?
The FBI found that Farook and Malik were radicalized and inspired by foreign terrorist groups, and had discussed jihad and martyrdom in private messages since late 2013. FBI Director James B. Comey said there was no indication that any such group directed them.
Who was Enrique Marquez Jr. in the 2015 San Bernardino attack investigation?
Enrique Marquez Jr. was Farook's former neighbor, investigated over the purchase of the two rifles used in the 2015 San Bernardino attack. He pleaded guilty in February 2017 to conspiring to provide material support to terrorists and making false statements. He was sentenced to 20 years in prison on the 23rd of October 2020.
What happened to the 2015 San Bernardino attack suspects after the shooting?
After the shooting, Farook and Malik fled in a rented black Ford Expedition SUV. Police chased them to a neighborhood about 1.7 miles away, where officers killed Farook and then Malik at 3:14:53 p.m.
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- 117NBC Reporter Touts Network's Ethics Before Broadcasting Live From Inside San Bernardino Suspects' ApartmentMichael Calderone — December 4, 2015
- 118Cable networks blasted after showing live footage inside Calif. killers' apartmentNick Gass — December 4, 2015
- 119Frenzied Media Pore Over Home of San Bernardino Killers During Live BroadcastsDavid Folkenflik — NPR — December 4, 2015
- 120Media circus in San Bernardino distracts from mass shooting storyAl Tompkins — Poynter Institute — December 5, 2015
- 121NewsMSNBC's terrible live tour of the San Bernardino attackers' apartmentErik Wemple — December 4, 2015
- 122NewsApple vows to resist FBI demand to crack iPhone linked to San Bernardino attacksEllen Nakashima — February 17, 2016
- 123FBI director says investigators unable to unlock San Bernardino shooter's phone contentDustin Volz et al. — February 9, 2016
- 124SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: Apple must help US hack killer's phoneTami Abdollah et al. — February 16, 2016
- 125NSA Looking to Exploit Internet of Things, Including Biomedical Devices, Official SaysJenna McLaughlin — June 12, 2016
- 126Judge Forces Apple to Help Unlock San Bernardino Shooter iPhoneAndrew Blankstein — February 16, 2016
- 127Apple vs FBI: The Going Dark Dispute Moves from Congress to the CourtroomRobert M. Chesney — February 17, 2016
- 128NewsApple opposes judge's order to hack San Bernardino shooter's iPhoneEvan Perez et al. — CNN — February 17, 2016
- 129Apple says the FBI is making access demands even China hasn't asked forDanny Yadron — February 19, 2016
- 130SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: Apple gets more time to file its responseFebruary 19, 2016
- 131DOJ Escalates Battle With Apple Over San Bernardino Shooter's PhoneMike Levine et al. — February 19, 2016
- 132NewsSan Bernardino shooting: US says Apple could keep, destroy software to help FBI hack iPhoneKPCC — February 19, 2016
- 133Apple and feds reveal San Bernardino shooter's iCloud password was reset hours after attackParesh Dave — February 19, 2016
- 134San Bernardino Shooter's Apple ID Passcode Changed While in Government Possession, Apple SaysJack Date — February 19, 2016
- 135NewsU.S., Apple ratchet up rhetoric in fight over encryptionDustin Volz et al. — February 20, 2016
- 137San Bernardino DA: Clues to Unconfirmed 3rd Shooter, 'Cyber Pathogen' Could Be on iPhoneLee Ferran et al. — March 4, 2016
- 138San Bernardino DA says seized iPhone may hold 'dormant cyber pathogen'David Kravets — March 3, 2016
- 139SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: DA fears terrorist's iPhone could have launched cyber attackDavid Downey — March 4, 2016
- 140Justice Department Withdraws Request in Apple iPhone Encryption Case After FBI Accesses San Bernardino Shooter's PhoneJack Dale et al. — March 28, 2016
- 141NewsFBI may have found way to unlock San Bernardino shooter's iPhoneMarch 21, 2016
- 143NewsFBI paid professional hackers one-time fee to crack San Bernardino iPhoneEllen Nakashima — April 12, 2016
- 144NewsThe FBI wanted to unlock the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone. It turned to a little-known Australian firm.Ellen Nakashima et al. — April 14, 2021
- 145USA TODAY, others sue FBI for info on phone hack of San Bernardino shooterBrad Heath — September 16, 2016
- 148NewsAnger, praise for Apple for rebuffing FBI over San Bernardino killer's phoneGreg Botelho et al. — CNN — February 18, 2016
- 151San Bernardino Shooting: At Least 14 People KilledFOX40 — December 2, 2015
- 152After San Bernardino attack, third shooter claims are just 'human nature'Sarah Parvini et al. — March 5, 2016
- 153San Bernardino mass shooting: 2 suspects killed in shootout with policeDecember 2, 2015
- 154Unanswered Questions: FBI Hasn't Ruled Out 3rd Militant in San Bernardino KillingsAllan Lengel et al. — February 18, 2016
- 155Magazine5 Things We Still Don't Know a Year After the San Bernardino ShootingJosh Sanburn — December 1, 2016
- 156NewsCriminal complaint in United States of America v. Enrique Marquez, Jr., 5:15-mj-498December 17, 2015
- 157NewsSan Bernardino shooter's friend Enrique Marquez charged with aiding plotRichard Serrano — December 17, 2015
- 158NewsFBI Searches Home of Man Linked to Guns Used in San Bernardino ShootingDan Frosch et al. — December 5, 2015
- 159NewsEnrique Marquez, who bought rifles used in San Bernardino attack, had deep ties to gunmanKate Mather et al. — December 10, 2015
- 160NewsFBI Searches Home of Farook Friend Who Bought GunsChris Francescani et al. — December 5, 2015
- 161NewsOfficial: Neighbor Purportedly Bought 'Assault-Style' Weapons Used in San Bernardino RampageJames Gordon Meek et al. — December 5, 2015
- 164NewsThe First Criminal Charges in the San Bernardino ShootingMartina Koren — December 17, 2015
- 165Enrique Marquez Jr. faces more charges in San Bernardino terrorist attackRichard Winton et al. — December 30, 2015
- 167San Bernardino Shooter Said to Have Planned an Attack in 2012Devlin Barrett et al. — December 10, 2015
- 168SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: Marquez had ties to 'California jihadists,' FBI saysRichard K. De Atley — June 1, 2016
- 169NewsFeds Admit San Bernardino Terrorist's Friend Had Connections to 2012 California Terror CellChris White — June 1, 2016
- 170NewsSan Bernardino Attackers' Friend Spoke of 'Sleeper Cells' Before RampageIan Lovett — December 11, 2015
- 171NewsNeighbor of San Bernardino Attackers Faces Terrorism Charges, Officials SayMichael S. Schmidt et al. — December 17, 2015
- 172NewsSan Bernardino Attack: Visas, Wives and TerrorMegan Christie — December 9, 2015
- 173NewsSan Bernardino Couple Spoke of Attacks in 2013, F.B.I. SayMichael S. Schmidt et al. — December 9, 2015
- 174NewsEnrique Marquez: San Bernardino killer and I plotted in 2012Scott Glover et al. — CNN — December 8, 2015
- 175SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: Marquez charges grow (UPDATE)Gail Wesson et al. — December 30, 2015
- 176SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: Bail denied; Marquez to remain in custody on terror-related charges (UPDATE 3)Richard K. De Atley et al. — Press-Enterprise — December 21, 2015
- 177Enrique Marquez Jr. pleads not guilty to federal terror chargesPaloma Esquivel — January 6, 2016
- 178FBI arrests brother of San Bernardino terrorist and 2 others on marriage fraud chargesJames Queally et al. — April 28, 2016
- 179Father of San Bernardino terror victim condemns plea agreement for gunman's friendPaloma Esquivel — February 16, 2017
- 180Sentencing for Marquez in Dec. 2-related firearms case reset for Nov. 6Brian Rokos — July 20, 2017
- 181Sentencing for Riverside man who aided San Bernardino shooter is postponedBrian Rokos — November 2, 2017
- 182Sentencing for friend who supplied rifles to San Bernardino terrorists is postponedBrian Rokos — 2018-06-26
- 184NewsUS man jailed for supplying guns used in San Bernardino shootings2020-10-23
- 185Brother of San Bernardino mass shooter pleads not guilty to marriage scamNancy Dillon — April 28, 2016
- 186FBI arrests brother, other relatives of San Bernardino shooterAmanda Lee Myers — April 28, 2016
- 187Russian sisters' low profile vanished with the San Bernardino attackMatt Hamilton et al. — December 27, 2015
- 188SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: Wife of Enrique Marquez now in Immigration custodyBrian Rokos — April 29, 2016
- 189NewsRussian 'wife' of man accused of conspiring with gunman in San Bernardino attack pleads guiltyMatt Hamilton — January 26, 2017
- 190San Bernardino Shooter's Brother, 2 Others Arrested on Marriage Fraud ChargesTracy Bloom et al. — KTLA — April 28, 2016
- 191FBI Searches Home of San Bernardino Shooter's BrotherJulia Jacobo — February 18, 2016
- 192SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: FBI searching Farook's Corona homeFebruary 18, 2016
- 193NewsFBI searches home of San Bernardino killer's siblingFebruary 18, 2016
- 194Brother of San Bernardino terrorist, 2 others arrestedJohn Bacon — April 28, 2016
- 195News3 Tied to San Bernardino Gunman Are IndictedIan Lovett et al. — April 28, 2016
- 196NewsAs local San Bernardino terrorist attack probe closes, FBI inquiry continuesJoe Nelson et al. — May 26, 2017
- 197Woman in sham marriage, discovered during probe into 2015 San Bernardino massacre, gets probationBrian Rokos — 2021-05-17
- 198San Bernardino shooter's brother pleads guilty to federal immigration-fraud chargeBrian Rokos — January 10, 2017
- 200Sentencings for couple related to Dec. 2, 2015, San Bernardino shooter are postponedBrian Rokos — November 10, 2017
- 202Brother of San Bernardino terrorist sentenced to three years probationCity News Service et al. — 2020-11-10
- 205Assemblyman hosts hearing today in San Bernardino on terror attackJoe Nelson — March 18, 2016
- 206SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: Radio restrictions, armored vehicles discussed in terrorist attack hearingRichard K. De Atley — March 18, 2016
- 207President Obama responds to San Bernardino shootingsABC7 Los Angeles — December 2, 2015
- 208NewsIn Grim Ritual, Barack Obama Again Calls for Stricter Gun Control After Mass ShootingBryon Tau — December 2, 2015
- 209NewsHouse Republicans urge caution on gun legislationDonovan Slack et al. — December 3, 2015
- 210NewsAfter shooting, Republicans want a 'wake-up call' on terrorism, Democrats on gun controlNoah Bierman et al. — December 3, 2015
- 211SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: Pete Aguilar stumps for gun control on House floorJeff Horseman — January 8, 2016
- 212Gun sales spiked in California after San Bernardino shootingAaron Mendelson — KPCC — January 20, 2016
- 213Concealed weapons permit requests soar in wake of San Bernardino terror attackJim Steinberg — January 9, 2016
- 214San Bernardino shooting victims' families react to Obama's action on gun lawsLiset Márquez — January 5, 2016
- 215San Bernardino Shooting: Victims' families weigh Obama's gun-control speechMark Muckenfuss — January 5, 2016
- 216NewsDem Senator Frustrated by Inaction on Guns Begins FilibusterJune 15, 2016
- 217ORLANDO MASS SHOOTING: San Bernardino shooting victim's daughter: 'It's time to disarm hate.'Suzanne Hurt — June 16, 2016
- 218New York Times Publishes First Front Page Editorial In Nearly 100 YearsNPR — December 5, 2015
- 219NewsEnd the Gun Epidemic in AmericaEditorial Board, The — December 4, 2015
- 220NewsGun Debate Yields Page One EditorialRavi Somaiya — December 5, 2015
- 221Lawmakers advance gun control measures in response to San Bernardino massacrePatrick McGreevy — April 20, 2016
- 222California Tightens Gun Laws In Aftermath Of San Bernardino, OrlandoEthan Weston — July 2, 2016
- 223NewsWidow of San Bernardino shooting victim files $58 million in wrongful death claimsJanuary 13, 2016
- 224SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: Family members of victim seek $204 million from countyBrian Rokos — January 22, 2016
- 225SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: Claim is just first step in long processRichard K. De Atley — January 13, 2016
- 226San Bernardino denies claims from response to Dec. 2 attackRyan Hagen — January 22, 2016
- 227Should a terrorist's family collect insurance money after he killed 14 people in the San Bernardino attack?Joseph Serna et al. — May 31, 2016
- 228Feds File Suit Against Family of San Bernardino Shooter to Seize Life Insurance PoliciesAndrew Blankstein et al. — June 1, 2016
- 229NewsFeds file suit to seize San Bernardino shooter's life insuranceMay 31, 2016
- 230SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: Lawsuit reveals quandary over shooter's life insurance benefitsJoe Nelson — June 9, 2016
- 231Government Wants Money From Life Insurance Policies of San Bernardino Terror Shooter Given to Families' VictimsRob McMillan — KABC-TV — September 2, 2016
- 232Feds still seeking life insurance payout left by shooter in San Bernardino terror attackBrian Rokos — 2022-12-02
- 233San Bernardino County plans to create a memorial to the terror attack victimsPaloma Esquivel — May 5, 2016
- 234SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: Union unveils memorial plans for victimsAlejandra Molina — May 6, 2016
- 235Permanent San Bernardino terrorist attack memorial plans in developmentRichard K. De Atley — June 2, 2017
- 236After two years, San Bernardino County selects consultant for memorial to honor victims of terrorist attackJoe Nelson — December 1, 2017
- 237NewsAll Los Angeles public schools closed due to threat to 'many' schoolsEmma Brown — November 15, 2015
- 238NewsThreats Against 'Many Schools' Prompt LAUSD To Shut Down All CampusesCBS Los Angeles — November 15, 2015
- 239Press releaseCOPS Office: Department of Justice Releases Critical Incident Review of the San Bernardino Public Safety ResponseUnited States Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services — September 9, 2016
- 240New Report: Bringing Calm To Chaos: A Police Foundation review of the San Bernardino terrorist attacksPolice Foundation — September 9, 2016
- 241In San Bernardino, solemn ceremony marks mass shootingAlex Dobuzinskis et al. — December 2, 2016
- 242Memorials Mark 1-Year Anniversary of San Bernardino Terror AttackTracy Bloom et al. — December 2, 2016
- 243Most San Bernardino County Offices To Remain Closed After Mass ShootingCBS Los Angeles — December 3, 2015
- 244NewsCounty Offices ClosedDecember 3, 2015
- 245NewsSan Bernardino County to Reopen for Business After AttacksAmy Taxin et al. — December 7, 2015
- 246SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: New year of hope and farewellsRichard K. De Atley — December 31, 2015
- 247NewsSite of San Bernardino shootings closed until 2016John Rogers — December 8, 2015
- 248Inland Regional Center reopening with heightened security, one month after San Bernardino attackAbby Sewell — January 2, 2016
- 249NewsWorkers return to site of San Bernardino massacre as offices reopenJanuary 4, 2016
- 251NewsSan Bernardino seeks help to pay $1 million in costs from shootingPaloma Esquivel et al. — December 15, 2015
- 252NewsCalifornia governor declares emergency in response to San Bernardino attackSharon Bernstein — Yahoo! News — December 18, 2015
- 253SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: County to hire temp environmental health workersAlejandro Molina — March 22, 2016
- 254NewsResidents attending San Bernardino stadium vigil share griefPeter Hecht — December 3, 2015
- 255NewsThousands gather for San Bernardino vigil following mass shootingMelissa MacBride — December 3, 2015
- 256San Bernardino Shooting: Emotional Vigils Mourn the VictimsM. Alex Johnson — December 8, 2015
- 257San Bernardino shooting vigil: Victim was 'Superman,' friends sayTaylor Goldenstein — December 8, 2015
- 258Memorial for Victims of San Bernardino Mass Shooting Features Pastor Rick Warren SpeechPatrick Healy et al. — January 4, 2016
- 259SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: 'You can't beat us,' Rudy Giuliani tells terrorists in memorial speechStephen Wall et al. — January 4, 2016
- 260SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: Relief fund reaches $2.48 millionAlejandra Molina — March 3, 2016
- 261SAN BERNARDINO SHOOTING: All United Way money given to victimsRyan Hagen — July 5, 2016
- 262NewsObama orders flags at half-staff after shootingWJHL — December 3, 2015
- 263Obama: 'It's possible' San Bernardino shooting was terrorismTom LoBianco et al. — CNN — December 3, 2015
- 264NewsPresident Obama visits San Bernardino shooting victims, families, respondersPaul Vercammen et al. — CNN — December 18, 2015
- 265Gov orders flags to half-staff to honor Calif. shooting victimsDecember 3, 2015
- 266NewsMalloy Orders Flags to Half-Staff to Honor San Bernardino Shooting VictimsDavid Moran — December 3, 2015
- 267Governor orders flags at half staff in wake of California shootingJohn Boyd — KWCH — December 3, 2015
- 268NewsGovernor cancels capitol Christmas tree ceremony in wake of shootingBryan Alexander — December 2, 2015
- 270Union Says 10 of 14 Killed in San Bernardino Were MembersDave Jamieson — December 4, 2015
- 271NewsAmerican Muslim Organizations Condemn San Bernardino ShootingLucy Westcott — December 3, 2015
- 272NewsSouthern California Pakistanis shaken by shooters' identitiesHaya El Nasser — Al Jazeera — December 4, 2015
- 273NewsAhmadiyya Muslim Community to hold prayer vigil in Chino for San Bernardino shooting victimsDecember 3, 2015
- 274NewsMuslims Condemn Violent Acts of Mass Shooting SuspectsVoice of America — December 4, 2015
- 275Muslims report more bias cases across USADecember 8, 2015
- 276NewsCalifornia Cases Investigated as Anti-Muslim Hate CrimesDecember 15, 2015
- 277American Muslims raise more than $100,000 for families of San Bernardino shooting victimsTeresa Watanabe — December 8, 2015
- 279NewsWhite House Holds Meeting With Muslims and SikhsKristin Donnelly et al. — December 15, 2015
- 280NewsWhite House to Convene Muslim and Sikh Leaders to Discuss Discrimination, ViolenceBryon Tau — December 15, 2015
- 281San Bernardino Shooting: ISIS magazine praises shooters as martyrsSuzanne Hurt — January 19, 2016
- 282San Bernardino Shooting Heroes Awarded Medals Of ValorBen Adler — September 12, 2016
- 284President Obama's full Oval Office addressCNN — December 7, 2015
- 285NewsObama Says of Terrorist Threat: 'We Will Overcome It'Michael D. Shear et al. — December 6, 2015
- 286NewsFor Speech, Obama Selects a Setting He Usually Shuns: The Oval OfficeMichael D Shear — December 6, 2015
- 287NewsHere's what Obama said in his Sunday night address: An annotated transcriptDecember 6, 2015
- 288Chris Christie: "We're already in World War III"Reena Flores — December 16, 2016
- 289For Republican presidential candidates, war rolls easily off the tongueJames Oliphant et al. — December 9, 2015
- 290NewsTo Be a Muslim in the WestWyatt Mason — New York Review of Books — February 11, 2016
- 291News10 Actual Facts About Muslims You'll Never Hear From Donald Trump's MouthMarie Solis — December 7, 2015
- 292NewsSome American Muslims Irritated By Obama's Call For Them To 'Root Out' ExtremismTom Gjelten — NPR — December 8, 2015
- 293Weekly Address: Standing with OrlandoJune 18, 2016
- 294Donald J. Trump Statement on Preventing Muslim ImmigrationDonald J. Trump for President — December 7, 2015
- 295NewsDonald Trump urges ban on Muslims entering U.SSteve Holland et al. — December 7, 2015
- 296NewsTrump's Muslim ban call 'endangers US security'Annie Gowen — December 8, 2015
- 297NewsTrump's Plan to Bar Muslims Is Widely Condemned AbroadDan Blefsky — December 8, 2015
- 298NewsWhite House: Donald Trump Muslim plan 'disqualifies' him from presidencyTal Kopan et al. — CNN
- 299NewsTrump's Muslim ban call 'endangers US security'BBC — December 8, 2015
- 300David Cameron criticises Donald Trump 'Muslim ban' callDecember 8, 2015
- 301Donald Trump's Muslim US ban call roundly condemnedDecember 8, 2015
- 302NewsTrump's Republican Rivals Condemn His Call to Bar Muslims From Entering U.S.Alan Rappeport — December 7, 2015
- 303Donald Trump Cites These FDR Policies to Defend Muslim BanMeghan Keneally — Yahoo! News — December 8, 2015
- 304NewsAfter terrorist attacks, the debate over encryption gets new lifeEllen Nakashima — December 9, 2015
- 305Comey Calls on Tech Companies Offering End-to-End Encryption to Reconsider 'Their Business Model'Dan Froomkin et al. — December 9, 2015
- 306Feinstein proposes social media rules as FBI says shooters talked jihad in 2013Sean Cockerham — McClatchy DC — December 9, 2015
- 307Does San Bernardino shootout warrant need for armored vehicles in Utah?Pat Reavy — December 3, 2015
- 308NewsExperts: Most police depts. don't need armored trucksGraham Kates — December 3, 2015
- 309After San Bernardino Massacre, Police Depts Ask For Their Military Gear BackAllegra Kirkland — December 3, 2015