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She also had nine loaded 30-round rifle magazines, a loaded 10-round rifle magazine and seven eight-round pistol magazines, authorities said.Īn autopsy found Malik had been shot at least 15 times. Malik, dressed in all black, was wearing a load-bearing vest with several spare rifle and pistol magazines, along with an airsoft neck protector and black safety glasses. She took cover behind a seat in the vehicle as the officers shot back at her, the report said. Malik, who was 5-foot-3 (1.6-meter) and weighed 121 pounds (55 kilograms), had an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle slung around her body as she popped up and down, each time firing in spurts. Officers said it seemed she had been “blindly firing towards the officers rather than taking aim.” They could see a silhouette through the shattered back window and saw Malik ducking down behind a seat for cover as she fired. The sergeant fired twice more at him.Īn autopsy found Farook was shot 27 times.Īfter her husband was killed, Malik kept firing at officers from inside the SUV, officers said. “Farook fell to the ground but was still moving.”įarook clutched his rifle as he lay on the ground, the sergeant said. “One of the rounds passed through Farook causing a mist of blood on impact,” the report said. Farook got out of the vehicle and fired from a Smith & Wesson M&P MP-15 semi-automatic rifle slung around his body, according to the report.Ī San Bernardino police sergeant recalled grabbing a rifle from his son - a fellow officer - and pointing it straight at Farook and shot at him five or six times. Officers pulled behind the SUV as it came to a stop on a residential street and the gunbattle persisted. Officers began pursuing the car, but as they tried to pull it over, the couple shot at officers through the back window, the report said. Investigators then learned Farook had rented a black SUV, which matched the description of the assailant’s car and tracked his cellphone to his home in Redlands. One of the assailants, they said, had the same stature and body shape but his face was covered by a mask. The report released by the San Bernardino County district attorney’s office includes the accounts of nearly two dozen law enforcement officers and details how officers identified Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik, who carried out the attack with high-powered rifles at a health department training event and holiday party in December 2015, and the gunfight that ensued after officers tried to stop the fleeing couple.Īs officers began arriving at the Inland Regional Center, where the shooting occurred, several victims told the officers that Farook, their co-worker at the county health department, had been at the party but left about a half-hour before the shooting.