The San Diego Mosque Shooting and the Rise of Domestic Extremism

Authors: Remi Alewijnse & Ariel Robledo

Editors: Avery Kachmarsky & Boginene Jones

On 18 May, two teenagers opened fire at the Islamic Center of San Diego, killing three people before taking their own lives. Investigators reported that the perpetrators had been radicalised online, expressed white supremacist beliefs, and drew inspiration from previous mass shootings, including the 2019 Christchurch attack carried out by Brenton Tarrant.

This report examines the San Diego attack and assesses the broader risks highlighted by the incident.

Access the assessment by clicking here.

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