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caleb’s music taste 🥹🥹 unfortunately his only playlist is empty but at least we can infer what he listened to from his following, there’s honestly a lot of artists i like on here this is tuff

ignore real love by the beatles underneath i like that song a lot ok…

here’s the account link:

1. He dressed up as various mass shooters and killers, he even wore these outfits to school.

2. He possibly liked the show Dexter, he also appeared at school one time dressed in the same outfit Dexter wears.

3. In 2024 Caleb poorly handled a breakup with his girlfriend.

4. Caleb had multiple threat assessments conducted on him.

5. He talked about joining the military.

6. He was observed punching a tree after the breakup in 2024 and had been exhibiting irrational behaviour in the past.

7. He said he looked like someone in a concentration camp after shaving his head.

8. He had pointed a banana at people like it was a gun.

9. He was never suspended once in school.

11. The assistant principal told police that Caleb said he wanted to join the military because he “wants to experience the risk of potentially dying.”

12. He was infatuated with WW2 and mass shootings.

13. Apparently he made statements about idolizing Hitler and believed he had some redeeming qualities.

14. He had made references to Elliot by wanting a “day of retribution”

A retelling of the 05/18/26 San Diego Mosque shooting with timeframes

9:42 AM: The concerned mother of 17-year-old Cain Lee Clark called the police to raise awareness of her son. She expressed that her son had left the house wearing a camouflage hat, a camouflage jacket, black pants, and black boots. She explained that he was with a man whom she had never seen before, and that man is now identified as 18-year-old Caleb Vazquez. Vazquez was last seen wearing an army green camouflage jacket and tan baggy pants. She notes that Clark and Vazquez met on the internet. In this phone call, she informed police that she had believed that a ̷f̷̷i̷̷r̷̷e̷a̷̷r̷̷m̷ was stolen from her home, but she didn't know if Vazquez had taken it or her son. She provided a description of her son's vehicle and his license plate number. As a result of this phone call, officers were able to track Clark's vehicle and sent both descriptions of the men to the correct fields. The dispatcher then urged Clark's mother to call back with any more updates. 10:41 AM: The mother calls back and explains that more weapons than initially thought were found stolen from the home. She adds that she believes that her son might've taken them, and that she had found a potential ̷s̷̷u̷̷i̷̷c̷̷i̷̷d̷̷e̷ note near her son's computer. Clark's mother expresses that she had found threatening and hate-filled writings on her son's computer. 10:50 AM: The call is then upgraded to a priority 1 call for potential acts of violence against one or more people. A priority 1 police phone call is an emergency call where a police officer is required to prevent a life-or-death type of situation. 10:54 AM: Two dispatchers arrive at Cain Clark's mother's house, and it is shortly after this, at 11:10 AM, that these two dispatchers learn about the potential ̷s̷̷u̷̷i̷̷c̷̷i̷̷d̷̷e̷ pact Clark and Vazquez had made together and gather additional information about the situation. 11:31 AM: Clark's vehicle had been spotted by the ALPR (Automated License Plate Reader) heading eastward in the Mission Valley area in California. 11:37 AM: Clark's mother informs the dispatchers that Clark may be headed to a store he liked in the Mission Valley area, and officers are then dispatched there to check. 11:41 AM: Vazquez and Clark arrive at the Islamic Center. 11:42 AM: The San Diego police then received the first call about shots being fired in the Islamic Center of San Diego, California. The call is automatically sent to all dispatching units in the area. 11:46 AM: The first officers arrive on scene, and by then, the two teenagers had fled back to their car and had left the Islamic Center. 11:56 AM: Another call comes in about shots fired in the 7100 block of Salenro St. A landscaper was struck in the head, fortunately he was wearing a helmet and had only sustained minor injuries. 12:03 AM: The two suspects were then found ̷d̷̷e̷̷c̷̷e̷a̷̷s̷̷e̷̷d̷ in Clark's vehicle due to ̷s̷̷e̷̷l̷̷f̷-̷i̷̷n̷̷f̷̷l̷̷i̷̷c̷̷t̷̷e̷̷d̷ ̷g̷̷u̷̷n̷̷s̷̷h̷̷o̷̷t̷ ̷w̷̷o̷̷u̷̷n̷̷d̷̷s̷ on the block of 3800 Hatton St. Once the live stream of their ̷m̷a̷̷s̷̷s̷a̷̷c̷̷r̷̷e̷ was released onto ̷w̷a̷̷t̷̷c̷̷h̷̷p̷̷e̷̷o̷̷p̷̷l̷̷e̷̷d̷̷i̷̷e̷.̷t̷̷v̷, it was then discovered that Vazquez had begged for Clark to ̷s̷̷h̷̷o̷̷o̷̷t̷ him in the head, which was ultimately what Clark had done. source

Police made a wellness check to the Vazquez home in January 2025 and sometime thereafter Caleb Vazquez was placed on a psychiatric hold, according to court documents filed in California Superior Court in San Diego County. This resulted in the Chula Vista Police Department serving Vazquez with the gun violence restraining order, which prohibits someone from buying or owning firearms, ammunition and magazines.

At that time, officers asked his father, Marco Vazquez, if he had any guns at the house, according to a declaration filed with the court by Marco Vazquez. He confirmed to officers that there were firearms in the house but explained that he kept them locked in a safe that was stored in a locked closet, which he said no one else had access to.

When officers asked to enter the home to confirm this, Marco Vazquez invoked his Fourth Amendment right, which protects people from unreasonable searches. This prompted police to later serve him with a gun violence restraining order as well, according to a declaration filed in February 2025. Officers said in the order that Marco Vazquez had 12 firearms registered to him.

According to the police paperwork, Marco Vazquez was served with the warrant because his son was “involved in suspicious behavior” and “he would not allow officers to confirm if firearms were stored properly.”

Before Caleb and Marco Vazquez were served with the restraining orders, Marco Vazquez said he and his wife “discussed the events” and he “voluntarily took all firearms, ammunition, and accessories” out of his home and secured sharp knives as well, the court documents said. The weapons were transferred to a federal firearms licensee for storage, he said in the declaration that he brought the paperwork confirming the removal to the police station. It was then, he said, that police served him with the gun violence restraining order.

Marco Vazquez also said, according to the declaration, that he and his wife began monitoring their son and his online activity in partnership with his school, placed him in therapy and began “supervising him daily since the incident.” It is not clear what incident the documents are referring to.

la bandera que se ve al fondo a la izquierda de caleb vazquez (mitad español, mitad mexicano) en su vídeo de tiktok es una bandera del régimen franquista.

la dictadura franquista o también conocida como franquismo, es el período de la historia española en el que el país estuvo gobernado por francisco franco. fue un gobierno dictatorial que se inició en 1939 (al terminar la guerra civil española) y finalizó con la muerte de franco en 1975.

fue un régimen de ideología ultranacionalista, católica y militarista. hubo censura de los medios de comunicación, la eliminación de los partidos opositores y la creación de un partido único, el <movimiento nacional>. también prohibió a los sindicatos laborales y a los idiomas cooficiales, como el catalán y el euskera.

la idología del franquismo era fascista, defendía el nacionalismo y el establecimiento del orden social gracias a un régimen autoritario y unipartidista.

All of his posts have since been deleted, the remaining posts that we can see are from others who had quoted his replies

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