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From CBS News:
One of Farook's co-workers told CBS News correspondent David Begnaud he had a sense that Farook was becoming radicalized after getting married.
That worker narrowly missed the shooting. San Bernardino health inspector Christian Nwadike said he and four other men were in the bathroom when the first shots were fired.
"When the blast came in, I lost every feeling, I kept thinking this may be life or death," Nwadike told CBS News. He stayed on the floor of the bathroom for about 10 minutes, but could hear what was happening outside.
There were cries, there were shots," he said.
Nwadike, who's originally from Nigeria, sat in a cubicle next to Farook for 5 years.
"When he came back from Saudi Arabia, he started growing beards -- that was the change," Nwadike said. He believes Malik helped radicalize Farook.
"Yes, by the wife, I think he married a terrorist," he said.
Nwadike said Farook was never violent or rude, and that "he rarely talked."
"I couldn't believe it, that's what I'm missing, there's no way that I can look at him and see attached to this," Nwadike said. "But it happened and it was him."
Complete text: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/san-ber...-whether-suspect-syed-farook-was-radicalized/
Whatever his motives, what Farook did seems to me to be a clear act of terror - thereby making him, be definition, a terrorist. This was planned, coordinated, and deliberate, not unlike the recent shootings in Paris. There is a common denominator here, and those trying to spin it in a different direction are going to have a difficult time.
One of Farook's co-workers told CBS News correspondent David Begnaud he had a sense that Farook was becoming radicalized after getting married.
That worker narrowly missed the shooting. San Bernardino health inspector Christian Nwadike said he and four other men were in the bathroom when the first shots were fired.
"When the blast came in, I lost every feeling, I kept thinking this may be life or death," Nwadike told CBS News. He stayed on the floor of the bathroom for about 10 minutes, but could hear what was happening outside.
There were cries, there were shots," he said.
Nwadike, who's originally from Nigeria, sat in a cubicle next to Farook for 5 years.
"When he came back from Saudi Arabia, he started growing beards -- that was the change," Nwadike said. He believes Malik helped radicalize Farook.
"Yes, by the wife, I think he married a terrorist," he said.
Nwadike said Farook was never violent or rude, and that "he rarely talked."
"I couldn't believe it, that's what I'm missing, there's no way that I can look at him and see attached to this," Nwadike said. "But it happened and it was him."
Complete text: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/san-ber...-whether-suspect-syed-farook-was-radicalized/
Whatever his motives, what Farook did seems to me to be a clear act of terror - thereby making him, be definition, a terrorist. This was planned, coordinated, and deliberate, not unlike the recent shootings in Paris. There is a common denominator here, and those trying to spin it in a different direction are going to have a difficult time.
