Minneapolis Shooter Had Just Ended Relationship, Warrant Reveals

Robin Westman, the individual responsible for the deadly shooting at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis, had recently ended a romantic relationship. This information comes to us from a search warrant issued in relation to the case.

Westman, who succumbed to a self-inflicted gunshot wound after firing into a congregation of worshippers, took the lives of two children and left multiple others injured. According to reliable sources, Westman had been residing at a friend’s residence in the days leading up to the attack.

Additional background information on Westman has come to light. It’s been reported that Westman identified as a transgender woman and claimed to have ‘brainwashed’ himself into this identity. Westman’s father conveyed to investigators that his child had been a pupil at Annunciation Catholic School, and the shooter’s mother had once been an employee of the church and associated school.

Reports indicate that law enforcement authorities were summoned to Westman’s mother’s home in 2018 for a welfare check related to a juvenile, although the specifics of this incident remain unclear. Authorities have also reported that Westman arrived at the church clad in black tactical gear, wielding multiple firearms. Over 100 rounds were discharged into the building through its windows during a morning Mass in the first week of the new school year.

Despite the tragic casualties, there is a glimmer of hope. Officials have stated that the majority of the surviving victims are anticipated to make a recovery. Hospitals in Minneapolis announced on Thursday that several children and adults had been discharged, while others remain in serious or critical condition.

As we continue to gather more information about this devastating event. In the days to come, we stand committed to bringing you accurate and timely reports on the investigation’s progress, remaining questions, and the community’s healing process in the wake of such a tragic incident.