Muslim leaders across North Texas say security concerns are heightened following a deadly shooting at an Islamic center in San Diego that left three people dead, including a security guard who confronted the suspected gunmen.
Authorities in California are investigating Monday’s shooting as a possible hate crime. Community leaders in North Texas said incidents like this often leave local worshippers on edge and prompt mosques and other faith centers to review security measures.
“If it wasn’t for that security guard, [the gunmen] would have had easy access to the school,” said Omair Siddiqi, a North Texas Muslim community leader…