17-year-old girl indicted for murder in San Diego mosque shooting, accused of helping livestream attack

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A 17-year-old North Carolina girl has been charged with murder by aiding and abetting a San Diego mosque shooting.
She allegedly recorded a livestream of the attack and disseminated white supremacist writings from the shooters.
The shooters, identified as Cain Clark and Caleb Vazquez, killed three people before taking their own lives.
Their plans reportedly included further attacks on a Jewish temple and an African American high school.
Authorities stated the teens had amassed numerous weapons, taken from Clark's parents.
The North Carolina District Attorney's office is prosecuting the girl under state law where aiding and abetting is considered guilt of the crime.
The San Diego County DA's Office acknowledged the North Carolina prosecution and expressed gratitude for the efforts.

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