A security guard was honored as a hero after intervening during a shooting attack at the Islamic Center in San Diego, saving many lives. Three people were killed, including the guard, and the police are investigating the incident as a hate crime. Witnesses described the guard as a devoted father and a kind person who managed to prevent the attackers from reaching the school associated with the center. Imam Taha Hassane confirmed that all the children and teachers were safe. San Diego Police Chief Scott Wahl praised the guard's actions, stating that they were heroic and saved lives. The FBI is investigating the attack, considering it a possible hate crime, given the location of the center. The attack highlights a concerning trend of violence against places of worship, and the mayor of San Diego announced additional security measures to protect these communities.
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