SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (KABC) --
Here is what we know about the mass shooting at an Inland Regional Center building in San Bernardino on Wednesday.- Up to 14 people dead, up to 17 people injured - San Bernardino police confirm
- Officers said they are "reasonably confident" there were only two suspects involved in the mass shooting.
- Authorities were investigating a home in Redlands that was confirmed to be connected to one of the gunmen in the deadly mass shooting.
- Farook and Malik were the suspects in the massive shootout, located 1 mile south of the IRC building, involving police and a dark SUV.
- San Bernardino police were chasing the dark SUV before the incident ended in gunfire.
- One officer was struck in the shootout but did not suffer life-threatening injuries.
- Courts, schools and other facilities in San Bernardino were on lockdown for security
- San Bernardino Unified School District says more than 70 schools were on lockdown as a precaution
- California State University, San Bernardino was expected to close its San Bernardino campus at 6 p.m. The campus will reopen Thursday, school officials said. A hotline was provided for staff and students: (909) 537-5999
- Inland Regional Center is comprised of three buildings. The shooting occurred in the building with the main auditorium during some sort of scheduled function, regional center employee tells Eyewitness News
- Approximately 550 people typically work at the Inland Regional Center on an average day, a regional center employee told Eyewitness News
- Patients transported to multiple area hospitals, including Loma Linda University Medical Center, Arrowhead Medical Center, Patton State Hospital
- Regional center in Alhambra closed as a precaution
- ATF, FBI agents assisting local agencies
- President Barack Obama and Attorney General Kamala Harris were briefed on the situation
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