Minnneapolis wakes to aftermath of Catholic school shooting | Minneapolis school shooting

On Thursday, Minneapolis woke up after a mass fire in a Catholic school, who wanted to investigate the FBI as a hate crime aimed at domestic terrorism and Catholics, where two children were killed and 17 people were wounded, 17 people were wounded, and the FBI was investigated.

The announcement of the Catholic School in the south of the city killed two children between the ages of eight and 10 years in the church during the morning mass. Although the authorities were expected to survive, the other fourteen children between the ages of six to 15 were injured and two were critically injured. The shooter killed them.

“This was a deliberate act of violence against innocent children and other people who worshiped. “The cruelty and cowardice of shooting a church full of children is absolutely incomprehensible.”

The incident said it took place during a service marking the first week of the school just before 8.30 in the morning. Pews was full of teachers, parents and children who listened to a psalmmur. Just before the communities declared “ALLELUIA”, bullets were fired through the windows.

“Lower! Everyone is down!” Someone shouted as the children leaned over to the cover behind the wooden rows. A student threw himself on a friend and was shot in the back. A youth Minister called his husband to say goodbye. People used a wooden board to barike a door and fled to a gym.

According to a man living near the church, the shoot took a few minutes and said he had 50 shots.

Sozines soon came to school. Police said the suspect’s 23 -year -old Robin Westman was found dead behind the church. Westman’s mother once worked there, but otherwise the shooter had no connection with the church, and no reason has emerged.

Authorities, the wounded three adults in the 80s of congregations, he said.

Many of them knew each other well in a community built around a century -old Catholic school and the community, a suburb of a better as a small town.

“I just ask [God]: ‘Why now?’ Küçük Küçük kids, ”said 16 -year -old Aubrey Pannhoff, a student standing on the edge of the police cord at a nearby Catholic school.

The American Pope Leo Xiv said that the “terrible tragedy” prayed for their families.

He grew up in Westman Richfield and applied to Robin Westman from Robert from Robert, according to court documents obtained by Guardian in Dakota district. This request was given in January 2020.

Recently, a rifle, a shotgun and a pistol were legally purchased by the shooter recently, O’hara said that he was believed to act alone.

He said Westman is planning a manifesto to be released on Youtube. The police said, “He showed him at the scene and contained some disturbing writings,” he said. The authority added that the content was removed with the help of FBI.

The FBI said that he was investigating the shoot as a hate hate crime aimed at domestic terrorism and Catholics ”.

Jacob Frey, Mayor of Minneapolis, said, “Children are dead. There are families with a dead child… Don’t say that it was only about thoughts and prayers. These children were fully praying. It was the first week of school. In a church.”

Frey then added: “Everyone who used this as an opportunity to worsen our trans community lost a sense of common humanity,” he said. “We should not operate from a place of hatred. We must operate from a place of love for our children. This is about them.”

Associated Press contributed to reporting