WATCH: (Scroll Down For Video) Neighbors have claimed that the husband and wife shooters who shot over 31 people in San Bernardino on Wednesday had been acting suspiciously recently.
Locals said they were apparently working late at night in their garage and receiving numerous packages to their home in Redlands, California.
According to nearby residents, they did not report them for fear of racial profiling.
Aaron Elswick, whose friend lives on the street, told KTLA a neighbor described her regret at not reporting Farook and Malik.
‘Sounds like she didn’t do anything about it,’ Elswick said.
‘She didn’t want to do any kind of racial profiling. She’s like, ‘I didn’t call it in … maybe it was just me thinking something that’s not there.’
It has since emerged the couple had 12 pipes bombs, a stock pile of tools to assemble explosives, 2,000 9mm rounds, and over 2,500 223 rounds in their suburban home.
‘He never struck me as a fanatic, he never struck me as suspicious,’ said Griselda Reisinger, a former colleague.
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