Summary
A shooting at a Catholic school in Minneapolis resulted in the deaths of two children and injuries to at least 17 others. The gunman, a 23-year-old identified as Robin Westman, acted alone and was later found dead. The incident has left many in the community devastated.
Key Facts
- The shooting took place at Annunciation Church during a children's worship service.
- Two children, aged eight and 10, were killed, and 17 people were injured, including 14 children.
- The shooter was identified as Robin Westman, who carried multiple weapons and a smoke bomb.
- Authorities have not determined Westman's motive for the attack.
- Ten of the injured individuals are in critical condition, and some required surgery.
- Annunciation Catholic Church serves students from preschool to Grade 8.
- The incident has deeply affected the local community and sparked responses from local leaders.
- The gunman was described as having no extensive prior criminal history.
