Lawyer seeks details on NC teen's alleged ties to San Diego shooters

Sarah Santiago, 17, has been charged as an adult with three counts of murder by aiding and abetting and one count of conspiracy in connection with the May 18 shooting that killed three people at the Islamic Center of San Diego. Prosecutors allege she coordinated with California teens Cain Clark and Caleb Vazquez, who later died by suicide, to record and distribute a livestream of the attack and circulate white-supremacist writings, and that she sent one shooter a patch bearing a white-supremacist symbol. Santiago’s attorney says prosecutors have not identified when or how she communicated with the shooters or provided sufficient details about the alleged agreement. He has requested a bill of particulars clarifying the accusations, with a hearing scheduled for Wednesday; the request seeks more specific allegations, not the release of evidence. Santiago is being held without bail, and prosecutors had not responded to the request as of the reported hearing.