San Diego authorities are investigating a shooting at the city's largest mosque.

Three people were killed and two teenage suspects were found dead in a car.

Police are investigating the attack as a hate crime one of the suspects' mothers called police hours before.

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San Diego Police are investigating what may have motivated two teenagers to shoot at a mosque and kill three people there.

The attack is being investigated as a hate crime, and police say the two suspects later shot themselves.

NPR's Juliana Kim is covering this from San Diego. Juliana, how did this start yesterday?

So the San Diego Police Department received reports of an active shooter at the Islamic

Center of San Diego shortly before noon.

The center is the largest mosque in the county and runs a school.

San Diego Police Chief Scott Wall said yesterday that officers upon arrival

saw three people dead in front of the center. A nearby landscaper was also shot at but not struck

and no children at the center were injured. Wall said around the same time police received calls

about gunshots at a second location.

Their officers found two people inside a vehicle, both of whom were dead from self-inflicted gunshot wounds,

while believes the pair were responsible for the shooting at the center.

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