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Sons Honor Security Guard Father Who Died Protecting Children in Mosque Attack
The sons of a security guard at a San Diego mosque are honoring their father, who tragically died while protecting 140 children from racist gunmen during an attack. They lauded his heroic actions in saving lives during the incident.
21 May, 10:04 — 21 May, 11:21
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The IndependentMostly Factual99d ago
Heartbroken sons remember mosque security guard father who died protecting 140 children from racist gunmen
The sons of a San Diego mosque security guard who died shielding children from gunmen say their father spent his entire life protecting others — and in his final moments, he did it one last time.
By Arafat Barbakh
Read full article →straits-timesMostly Factual99d ago
Sons laud security guard dad in San Diego who saved children from mosque attackers - The Straits Times
Sons laud security guard dad in San Diego who saved children from mosque attackers The Straits Times
Read full article →star-malaysiaMixed99d ago
Sons laud security guard dad in San Diego who saved children from mosque attackers - The Star | Malaysia
Sons laud security guard dad in San Diego who saved children from mosque attackers The Star | Malaysia
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