Wall Street Journal: Chattanooga Shootings Leave Four Marines, Sole Gunman Dead
Case is being handled as a terrorism probe
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.—A 24-year-old Kuwaiti-born man opened fire at two military facilities here Thursday, killing four Marines and injuring three others before dying from a gunshot wound, authorities said.
The case is being handled as a terrorism probe, though officials cautioned they still hadn’t determined a motive for the shooting. The gunman was identified as Mohammod Youssuf Abdulazeez.
While the Federal Bureau of Investigation has been monitoring hundreds of suspected supporters of Islamic State, people familiar with the probe said Mr. Abdulazeez, who resided in the Chattanooga area, wasn’t on their radar as a potential threat.
More News On The Chattanooga Terror Attack That Targeted US Marines
'He was our hero': 4 Marines killed in Tennessee terror attack ID'd -- FOX News
Slain Marine sergeant was Iraq veteran and mentor to younger troops -- Washington Post
Chattanooga shootings: FBI sees no terrorism link -- BBC
Chattanooga killings: four marines named as FBI investigates motive -- The Guardian
Four Marines killed in ‘act of domestic terrorism’ at Tenn. recruiting center -- Washington Times
Chattanooga Gunman Spent Time in Jordan, Official Says -- NYT
Probe of Chattanooga shooting suspect focuses on Mideast travel -- Reuters
Investigators study Jordan trip by gunman in Marine slayings -- Washington Post
Chattanooga gunman's blog entries addressed Islam and jihad -- L.A. Times
As investigators probe motive in Chattanooga rampage, a portrait of the shooter emerges -- Washington Post
Who was Chattanooga shooter Mohammad Youssuf Abdulazeez? -- CNN
Chattanooga shooting: Four Marines dead in what could be an act of terrorism -- CNN
Army to consider tighter security at recruiting centers -- The Hill
Army chief urges caution on calls to arm more US soldiers in wake of fatal shooting -- FOX News
Vet lawmakers: Let recruiters carry weapons -- The Hill
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