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Los Angeles freeway shooter identified as 20-year-old student Ali Syed
Police investigate a shooting spree in Southern California
/ CBS Los Angeles(CBS/AP) TUSTIN, Calif. - Southern California law enforcement authorities have identified the gunman in an unexplained shooting rampage as a 20-year-old unemployed part-time student named Ali Syed.
Tustin police Chief Scott Jordan says Syed lived at the Ladera Ranch residence where the first victim was slain.
Orange County sheriff's spokesman Jim Amormino says that victim is a young woman in her 20s who has not been identified and is not related to the shooter.
The rampage early Tuesday left three victims dead and several wounded. The shooter killed himself.
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