Two children killed and 17 injured in deadly attack; FBI identifies shooter and intensifies probe
FBI Labels Minneapolis Church Shooting as Terrorism and Hate Crime
The tragic shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic church on Wednesday, which resulted in the deaths of two children and injuries to 17 others, is now being investigated as an act of domestic terrorism and an anti-Catholic hate crime, FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed.
Key Details of the Investigation
- FBI Statement: Kash Patel announced on X (formerly Twitter) that the FBI is treating the attack as both terrorism and a hate crime targeting Catholics.
- Shooter Identified: The suspect has been named as Robin Westman, born Robert Westman.
- Casualties: The attack killed two students and wounded 17 children and adults during Mass.
Community and Law Enforcement Response
Officials continue to work closely with local authorities to understand the motive and prevent future attacks. The incident has sparked widespread calls for action beyond prayers, with a focus on hate crime prevention.
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