Person Down, Dark Vehicle Stopped, Suspect Sought

A police scene is unfolding in front of the Cornerstone Assembly of God Church in San Bernardino, California.

Authorities stopped a dark (black) SUV.  Multiple shots have been fired into the vehicle.  A person is down in the street.  A suspect is reported to be fleeing on foot, moving South of the church.  It appears as if authorities may have been checking out the church prior to the altercation, although this is not known for sure.

Police say two suspects are dead.  A third person may be on foot.

Inland Regional Center, San Bernardino, CA.  The building
attacked is behind the tree

It is not known how this event is related to the mass shooting at the IRC in San Bernardino in which 14 persons were killed and an additional 14 persons have been injured.  The shooting has the hallmarks of expert planning with potential multiple shooters.

Already, hate messages have been posted on the church facebook website.  No one knows whether the church had anything to do with the event or not.  Attempts to contact the church have been unsuccessful.

This article has been updated, including the addition of photos, the number of suspects dead, and the fact expert planning appears to be involved.

Obama Equates Plannned Parenthood Shooting To Terrorist

Robert Lewis Dear, of Hartel, murdered 3 and injured
9 others during a shooting spree in Colorado Springs, Colorado

Paris, France, December 01, 2015 - "We have the power to do more to prevent gun homicides," President Obama said at a press conference in France during the conference on global climate change.

 "In the end of the day...Congress, states, local government will have to act to prevent persons who are deranged from getting weapons," the President said.

President Obama noted, Planned Parenthood, in some cases is the only organization which provides care to women.

"We can have a debate about abortion," the President said.  "I think it is fair to have a legitimate, honest debate about abortion.  How we talk about it, making sure we talk about it honestly, not demonize it," the President noted, will have an important impact on the result of this national debate.
"It is important in how we talk about organizations like planned parenthood, not demonize it," the President said.

The President's remarks may be hinting at the role right-wing rhetoric played in inciting the Colorado Springs shooter, Robert Lewis Dear.  NBC reported Dear as saying "No more baby parts", shortly after the shooting.

The President indicated shootings like the Planned Parenthood shootings don't happen in other countries.  The U.S. must take steps to ensure proper gun control comes to pass.