Robin Westman fired 116 rifle laps

Minnesota police said Robin Westman, the shooter, had drawn at least 116 laps from the people and children present at the Minneapolis church. “All that we have seen so far is a classic path to an active shooter,” Minneapolis police chief Brian O’Hara said on Thursday on NBC’s program on Thursday, adding that the police saw nothing “specific to trigger the amount of hatred that occurred yesterday”.

In the midst of the investigation into the shooting of the Catholic School of Minneapolis, the 4 -page handwritten letter from shooter Robin Robin Westman to her family and friends was found, in which she said: “I do not expect forgiveness.”

“I do not expect forgiveness, and I do not expect excuses. I must have a lot of weight. But for my family and those who are close to me, I apologize for the effects that my actions will have on your life. Please, know that I care about you all, many more people than those who are immediately involved,” writes the shooter.

The alleged shooter of the Minneapolis shooting probably intended to carry out the attack in order to inflict many other victims among targeted children. The police found that Robin Westman had visited the church weeks ago on the pretext of wanting to reconnect with the Catholic faith at school, which the shooter in the past.

They believe that during this visit, he created the detailed and drawn diagram by hand of the interior of the church which was shown on a video that the shooter should publish on YouTube when the attack began

In the investigation into the Minnesota school shooting, police said that the suspect had a manifesto that he was planning to release on Youtube. There is no update to share on a reason for the moment, said O’Hara, chief of the Minneapolis police, adding that investigators have search mandates for three locations.

He added that the content has now been removed with the help of the FBI. In addition, the police revealed that the alleged shooter had bought a rifle, a hunting rifle and a pistol.