Police Identify Couple Suspected of San Bernardino Mass Shooting

THEY SAY THEY DON'T HAVE A MOTIVE FOR THE SHOOTING IN SAN BERNADINO, BUT BELOW IS AN EXERPT FROM AN ARTICLE FROM NBC IN PHILA. PA.

   The shooting at the Inland Regional Center occurred at around 11 a.m. Police said two shooters barged into a conference room during a Christmas party for San Bernardino County employees and opened fire before fleeing in a black sport-utility vehicle.
   Farook, an employee of the county health department for five years, where he was an environmental specialist, was at that party, Burguan said.

   "He was at the party, he did leave the party under some circumstances that were described as angry," Burguan said.

   Between 10 and 30 minutes passed from when Farook left the party and the shooting, Burguan said.
    Explosive devices were found in the center after the shooting, and Farook and Malik were wearing "assault-style clothing" and armed with assault-style rifles when they were killed, Burguan said.                      

    Farook and Malik were either married or engaged to be married, Burguan said. Farook was born in the U.S., Burguan said. He couldn't provide more details about Malik.