The attorney for a North Carolina teenager accused of aiding two youths involved in a deadly San Diego mosque attack claims prosecutors have not provided sufficient information to mount an effective defense. The lawyer, based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, expressed frustration over the lack of transparency, stating that without key details about his client’s alleged involvement, he cannot adequately prepare a case. The incident in question occurred in San Diego, where two individuals were charged with carrying out a violent attack on a mosque, resulting in multiple casualties. The accused North Carolina teen is alleged to have provided support or assistance to the attackers, though the nature of the relationship remains unclear. Authorities have not yet disclosed the specifics of the client’s alleged ties, leaving the defense in a difficult position. The case highlights ongoing challenges in prosecuting complex criminal cases involving multiple suspects and unclear connections.