A grand jury in North Carolina indicted 17-year-old Sarah Lindsey Santiago on three counts of murder and one count of conspiracy for recording and disseminating a live video of the May 18 San Diego mosque shooting that killed three people. The two shooters, both minors, died by suicide after the attack, which occurred while 140 children were at the mosque school. Prosecutors chose state charges allowing an adult trial and potential life sentence without parole rather than federal options carrying three to four years.