FRESNO, Calif. (AP) — The Latest on a fatal shooting in downtown Fresno, California (all times local):
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The man suspected of killing three white men in a racially motivated attack in Fresno says he joined a gang in Sacramento when he was 9 and got involved with the black liberation movement at 14.
Kori Muhammad talked about his upbringing in a video interview published in 2015 on the website of Community Media Access Collaborative, where he was part of a media training program.
He says he joined the Nation of Islam and in 1995, when he was 17, he attended the Million Man March in D.C. as a lieutenant.
He says Martin Luther King "wanted to hug their hands, and get along with them, and lick their feet and they still killed him."
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