Shooting the Catholic School in Minneapolis: What we know about the suspect

Police responds to a group shooting at a Catholic school in Minneapolis, Minnesota on Wednesday, with reports of the killing of two children and the injury of 17 people.

The suspected shooter of a group of students of the Maenabolis Catholic School in Mooring Mass on Wednesday was recognized as Robert or Robin Westman, according to law enforcement sources.

The sources said that the shooter may have used both names.

Court records indicate that an event in Minneapolis called Robert Westman has changed his name legally to Robin in 2019.

The militant gunman of the Minnesota School kills two children, wounds 17 others during the Catholic bloc

Robin M. Westman is previously known as Robert Paul Westman, according to a court document presented by their mother.

“The minor child (has been revised) is considered a female and wants her name to reflect this definition,” she wrote at that time.

The annoying videos posted by a person using the name Robin Westman are deleted from YouTube after filming, and handwritten pages appear from a notebook, weapons with messages drawn on, and hanging from those who depict them. The clips were not confirmed by the authorities.

The attack took place in The Catholic Boshore School On Wednesday morning, but the police did not specify any of the victims. They said that two children were killed. The authorities said that the shooter committed suicide after the law.

The police said the attacker was a male wearing black and carrying a black gun.

The suspect’s relationship the school It is also unknown, and it has not been confirmed whether the suspect has any link to a student or employee.

Minnesota Children’s Hospital said six children are shooting after the shooting. The hospital will not share details about patients for their respect and loved ones.

Police said 17 people were injured, including 14 children. Two of 17 people were injured in critical condition.

President Donald Trump and other state leaders and state leaders have already noticed shooting. Trump confirmed that the FBI had launched an investigation.

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The Mininapolis Police Department shared a message from the city of Minynabolis, confirming, “There is no active threat to society at this time” and “the absolute fire.”

In this report, Fox News “Fox News” contributed to Stephen Soras, Kyle Schmidabauer and Rashil Wolf.

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