California shooting triggered a massive manhunt that ended hours later with police shooting dead two suspects. (Associated Press Photo)
One of the suspects in a mass shooting that left at least 14 people dead in California has been identified as a man named Syed Farook, US media reported.
Public records show that a man bearing the same name worked as an environmental health specialist for San Bernardino County, where the shooting took place.
The Los Angeles Times said that two law enforcement sources had given the suspect's name as Syed Farook.
A man carrying the same name is listed as residing at an apartment complex where the suspects of Wednesday's shooting were tracked by police.
Wednesday's attack took place during a holiday party being held at Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino, a huge facility that provides services to people with disabilities.
Authorities said they were looking at reports the attack might be linked to a disgruntled employee.
San Bernardino police chief Jarrod Burguan said he was informed that someone left the event following a dispute prior to the shooting.
"Somebody did leave, but we have no idea if that is the person that came back."
The shooting triggered a massive manhunt that ended hours later with police shooting dead two suspects, a man and a woman.
NBC News said another of the suspects was believed to be Farook's brother.
The identity of the woman was unknown.