Giants safety Nat Berhe lost his cousin in the California shootings. Elsa/Getty Images

Giants safety says cousin killed in San Bernardino shootings

Tragedy struck Southern California Wednesday as 14 people were killed in a mass shooting in San Bernadino, California.

Among those killed in the shooting, one victim was the cousin of New York Giants safety Nat Berhe.

Berhe also revealed on Twitter that the shooting occurred within the vicinity of his parents’ office building in the town in which he grew up.

The two alleged perpetrators of the shooting were killed Wednesday afternoon in a shootout with police.

For what it's worth, our hearts go out Nat Berhe and his family.

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