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Robin Westman, the 23-year-old shooter who killed two children and injured 17 people at a Minneapolis Catholic school, allegedly had “Nuke India” inscribed on one of his guns, video footage revealed.

'Nuke India' scribbled on shooter's gun who killed two children at US school

Robin Westman, the 23-year-old shooter who killed two children and injured 17 people at a Minneapolis Catholic school, allegedly had &ldquo;Nuke India&rdquo; inscribed on one of his guns, video footage revealed.

A shooter who opened fire at a Minneapolis Catholic School, killing two children, had &lsquo;Nuke India&rsquo; written on one of the guns, according to video footage of the alleged arsenal used by him.
The shooter, identified as Robin Westman, 23, from Minnesota, opened fire in the Annunciation Catholic School on Wednesday killing two children aged 8 and 10 and injuring 17 people. Westman then allegedly killed himself.
Video footage circulating online allegedly showed Westman displaying his ammunition, rifles and guns. &lsquo;Nuke India&rsquo; is written in white on one of the guns.
Journalist Laura Loomer said in a post on X that the Minnesota shooter had &ldquo;Mashallah&rdquo; and &ldquo;Nuke India&rdquo; written on his gun. He also wrote &ldquo;Israel Must Fall&rdquo;.
&ldquo;Clearly influenced by anti-Indian and Anti-Jewish Islamic propaganda. Not really a shocker to see a person like this living in Ilhan Omar&rsquo;s district kill Catholics. Another example of the Red-Green alliance,&rdquo; Loomer said.
Ilhan Omar, a Democrat, is the US representative for Minnesota&rsquo;s 5th congressional district since 2019.

A heavily armed attacker opened fire during a school Mass at Annunciation Church in Minneapolis, killing two children aged 8 and 10 and wounding 17 others.

Minneapolis church shooting kills two children, injures 17

A heavily armed attacker opened fire during a school Mass at Annunciation Church in Minneapolis, killing two children aged 8 and 10 and wounding 17 others.

Investigators were seeking to find out why a heavily-armed shooter opened fire on school children at a church service in Minneapolis on Wednesday, killing two pupils and wounding 17 people in the latest violent tragedy to jolt the United States.
City police chief Brian O'Hara said that the attacker sprayed bullets through the windows of the Annunciation Church as dozens of young students were at a Mass marking their first week back at school.
The church sits next to an affiliated Catholic school in Minneapolis, the largest city in the Midwestern state of Minnesota, where hundreds attended vigils for the victims on Wednesday evening.
"Two young children, ages eight and 10, were killed where they sat in the pews," O'Hara said. Fourteen wounded children were expected to survive, while three elderly parishioners were also shot, he added.
The shooter fired a rifle, shotgun and pistol before dying by suicide in the parking lot. The attacker had recently purchased the weapons legally, police said.
One 10-year-old said he had survived the shooting thanks to a friend who covered him with his body.
"I just ran under the pew, and then I covered my head," he told broadcaster CBS. "My friend Victor saved me though, because he laid on top of me, but he got hit."
A joint statement from the school's principal and pastor said that within seconds of the start of shooting, "our heroic staff moved students under the pews."
 - 'Domestic terrorism' probe -
The mass shooting is the latest in a long line of deadly school attacks in the US, where attempts to restrict easy access to firearms face political deadlock.
FBI Director Kash Patel said the agency was investigating the shooting as "an act of domestic terrorism and hate crime targeting Catholics."
Patel identified the shooter as "Robin Westman, a male born as Robert Westman."
Westman, 23, legally changed name in 2020 and identified as female, court papers show.
In a post on X, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said the shooter was "claiming to be transgender" and called the attack "unthinkable."
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey warned against using the attack to lash out at transgender people, and addressed the issue of gun ownership in the US.
"Anybody who is using this... as an opportunity to villainize our trans community, or any other community out there, has lost their sense of common humanity," Frey told reporters.
"We've got more guns in this country than we have people... we can't just say that this shouldn't happen again and then allow it to happen again and again."
 - Vigil for victims -
More than 600 people attended a vigil mourning the victims at a nearby school on Wednesday evening, the Minnesota Star Tribune reported.
One attendee, Louise Fowler, told the newspaper she knew the suspect's mother when she worked at the church.
"The family worked hard with this child who had a lot of problems," she said of Robin Westman, who was reportedly a former student at the school.
Videos posted online by the shooter showed a multi-page manifesto, and names and drawings of firearms.
O'Hara, the police chief, said the manifesto appeared to show Westman "at the scene and included some disturbing writings and content has since been taken down."
"We don't have a motive at this time," O'Hara said, adding that investigators were carrying out three search warrants at residential addresses.
The attack drew condemnation and expressions of grief from many including President Donald Trump, who directed US flags at the White House be lowered to half-staff.
Pope Leo XIV -- the first American to head the Catholic Church -- said he was "profoundly saddened" by the tragedy.
Minneapolis Archbishop Bernard Hebda pointed out that the attack came just a day after another school shooting near the city, adding in a statement: "We need an end to gun violence."
This year, there have been at least 287 mass shootings -- defined as a shooting involving at least four victims, dead or wounded -- across the country, according to the Gun Violence Archive.

Multiple individuals were injured in a shooting incident in Chicago on Wednesday night. Police and hospital officials are assessing the situation.

Shooting in Chicago wounds multiple people: police

Multiple individuals were injured in a shooting incident in Chicago on Wednesday night. Police and hospital officials are assessing the situation.

Multiple people were shot Wednesday night in Chicago, police said.
No additional details on the shooting were immediately available, including the number of people shot and the exact location.
Officer Julio Garcia, with the Chicago Police Department, said police would release additional updates as they became available.
Chris King, a spokesperson for Northwestern Medicine, said the emergency department was evaluating several people injured in the shooting. He could not provide the number of people sent to the hospital or their conditions.

A student and son of a local deputy opened fire on Florida State University’s campus, killing two and injuring five, sparking renewed debate on gun access and safety in schools.

Two dead as police officer's son opens fire at US university

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A mass shooting allegedly carried out by the son of a local deputy sheriff with her old service weapon left two people dead at a university in Florida, police in the southeastern US state said Thursday.
Five people were hospitalized when the gunman -- identified as Phoenix Ikner -- rampaged through Florida State University, shooting at students, before he was shot and injured by local law enforcement.
The campus was locked down as gunfire erupted, with students ordered to shelter in place as first responders swarmed the site moments after the lunchtime shootings.
Leon County Sheriff Walt McNeil told reporters Ikner, 20, was a student at the university and the son of a an "exceptional" 18-year member of his staff.
"Unfortunately, her son had access to one of her weapons, and that was one of the weapons that was found at the scene.
He added that the suspect was part of Sheriff's Office training programs, meaning "it's not a surprise to us that he had access to weapons."
Ikner was taken to hospital after being shot. His condition was not immediately known.
Bystander footage aired by CNN appeared to show a young man walking on a lawn and shooting at people who were trying to get away.
Witnesses spoke of chaos as people began running through the sprawling campus as shots rang out near the student union.
"Everyone just started running out of the student union," a witness named Wayne told local news station WCTV.
"About a minute later, we heard about eight to 10 gunshots."
The eyewitness said he saw one man who appeared to have been shot in the midsection.
"The whole entire thing was just surreal. I just couldn't believe what I was seeing.
"Everything was really quiet, than all chaotic."
 - 'Make them take time' -
The two people who died were not students, police said, but refused to give further details.
The university, a public institution with more than 40,000 students, cancelled all classes and told students who did not live on campus to leave.
FSU President Richard McCullough said the university was working to support those affected by the attack.
"This is a tragic day for Florida State University," he said.
"We're absolutely heartbroken by the violence that occurred on our campus earlier today."
Student Sam Swartz told the Tallahassee Democrat he had been in the basement of the student union when shooting started.
"Everyone started freaking out," Swartz said, adding he had heard around 10 shots.
A group of eight people huddled in a hallway and barricaded themselves with trash cans and plywood.
"I remember learning to do the best you can to make them take time," Swartz said, adding that mass shooters are "just trying to get as many people" as they can.
Footage on social media showed a stream of young adults walking through corridors with their hands in the air as they evacuated the building.
Mass shootings are common in the United States, where a constitutional right to bear arms trumps demands for stricter rules.
That is despite widespread public support for tighter control on firearms, including restricting the sale of high-capacity clips and limiting the availability of automatic weapons of war.
President Donald Trump called the shooting "a shame, a horrible thing," but insisted that Americans should retain unfettered access to guns.
"I&rsquo;m a big advocate of the Second Amendment. I have been from the beginning. I protected it," he said, referring to the part of the US Constitution gun advocates say protects firearm ownership.
"These things are terrible, but the gun doesn't do the shooting -- the people do."
A tally by the non-profit Gun Violence Archive shows there have been at least 81 mass shootings -- which it defines as four or more people shot -- in the United States so far this year.

He was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries on Saturday while undergoing treatment.

Andhra man dies after getting shot during robbery in US

He was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries on Saturday while undergoing treatment. 

He was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries on Saturday while undergoing treatment.

In a tragic incident, a 32-year-old Indian man, who came to the US less than a year ago, was fatally shot during a robbery at a convenience store in the US state of Texas.
Dasari Gopikrishna sustained critical injuries during a robbery incident at a gas station convenience store in Pleasant Grove, Dallas, on June 21.
He was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries on Saturday while undergoing treatment.
He hailed from the Yajali village of the Bapatla district in Andhra Pradesh and came to the US only eight months ago.
India's Consul General in Houston, D C Manjunath, who was in Dallas for a Yoga Day event on Sunday, confirmed to PTI that the incident was unrelated to a shooting in Arkansas, as previously reported by various sources.
Expressing condolences to Gopikrishna's family, Manjunath said, "We are deeply saddened to learn about the tragic demise of Indian national Gopi Krishna Dasari in a robbery shooting incident at Pleasant Grove, Dallas, TX, and are in touch with local family members." The Consulate, along with support from Indian associations, is providing all possible assistance to facilitate the repatriation of Gopikrishna's body to India following local formalities, including autopsy and death certificates.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Sunday promised to help bring back Gopikrishna's body.
Expressing condolences to the victim's family, the chief minister promised every possible help from the state government to the family based in the Bapatla district.
"Deeply saddened to learn that a young Dasari Gopikrishna from Bapatla has succumbed to injuries sustained in a shooting incident in Texas, USA. I offer my heartfelt condolences to his family and assure them&hellip;every possible support to help bring him home,&rdquo; Naidu said in a post on social media platform X.
A video of the incident has gone viral in which a masked man wearing shorts and a cap is seen shooting multiple times at Gopikrishna and then stealing some items and cash from the retail outlet where the victim worked.
The incident has deeply affected the Indian community in Dallas and surrounding areas. Gopikrishna is survived by his wife and son.
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One of the cops involved in the February 3 shooting is under investigation over use of deadly force. 

US police shoot and kill man holding a plastic fork

One of the cops involved in the February 3 shooting is under investigation over use of deadly force.&nbsp;

Police in Los Angeles have released body-cam footage of an incident in which officers shot and killed a man holding a plastic fork.
One of the police involved in the February 3 shooting in a warehouse in downtown Los Angeles is under investigation to determine if the officer complied with rules on use of deadly force, authorities said Tuesday.
The man who was shot has been identified as Jason Lee Maccani, age 36.
The footage released Tuesday shows a man being confronted by half a dozen police officers in the corridor of a building.
They tell the man to approach them with his arms raised, and at first he seems to comply.
But he fails to stop moving and keeps walking with his hands clenched in fists, holding an object that the officers said they thought was a screwdriver.
Officers tried to subdue him but failed, police said in a statement.
In the video, the man is seen approaching the police when shots are heard.
"The suspect grabbed one of the officers and the Beanbag Shotgun she was holding, resulting in an Officer-Involved Shooting," it said.
Police went to the building after someone called an emergency number to report an "assault with a deadly weapon" in a warehouse.
The caller said this person was under the influence of drugs or alcohol and threatening employers with a stick.
Maccani died in a nearby hospital. None of the warehouse employees or police were hurt.
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Two people were shot in the incident, a child aged about five and a 57-year-old man.

Firing at Texas church leaves 2 injured, woman shooter killed

Two people were shot in the incident, a child aged about five and a 57-year-old man.

A woman was killed in Texas' Houston on Sunday -- on a day the majority of the US brimmed with anticipation for Super Bowl LVIII -- after opening fire at a megachurch run by prominent evangelical Christian pastor Joel Osteen, the city's police chief said.
Two people were shot during the shooting. Among them, a child aged about five is in critical condition while a 57-year-old man shot in the hip is stable, said Troy Finner -- the city police chief.
In a post on X late in the afternoon, Lakewood Church said there was an active shooter situation that included shots being fired and law enforcement arriving on the scene.
The woman -- in her early 30s and wearing a long trench coat, holding a long rifle and a backpack -- entered the church, accompanied by a boy, believed to be about five years old, and started shooting, Finner said.
Two off-duty law enforcement officers who were at the church when the shots were fired at 1.50 pm opened fire and killed the woman, he added.
The woman's identity has not yet been revealed.
If law enforcement gunfire is responsible for striking the child, Finner said "I'm going to put that blame on her" for putting the boy in danger.
At the press conference, Osteen said he would pray for both the victims and the shooter, saying he was grateful the shooting happened between services when fewer people were in the building.
The police believe the shooting was an isolated incident and there is no further danger to the public.
The woman threatened that she had a bomb and sprayed an unknown substance as first responders arrived, the police chief said.
It is still not clear what the substance was, as fire department personnel arrived to investigate and clear the scene, he added.
The police checked a vehicle and backpack for possible explosives but none have been reported.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire lamented that the violence took place while people were preparing to practise their faith and others looked forward to the Super Bowl encounter between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs.
"We find ourselves gathered here to respond to this tragedy," he said.
In a statement, Governor Greg Abbott said, "Our hearts are with those impacted by today's tragic shooting and the entire Lakewood Church community in Houston. Places of worship are sacred." Abbott said he offered "full support and resources of the State of Texas" to Whitmire "to help this community and help bring swift justice to the criminal who committed this crime".
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Three people were fatally shot and a fourth person was critically wounded after a shooter opened fire on Las Vegas campus of University of Nevada. The attacker was killed.

Las Vegas shooting: 3 shot dead, one injured on university campus; shooter killed

Three people were fatally shot and a fourth person was critically wounded after a shooter opened fire on Las Vegas campus of University of Nevada. The attacker was killed.

Three people were fatally shot and a fourth person was critically wounded in an attack on the University of Nevada, Las Vegas campus, police said. The suspected shooter also was found dead.
The attack just before noon on Wednesday sent police swarming onto the campus, which is just a couple of miles from the world-famous Las Vegas Strip while students barricaded themselves in classrooms. Authorities gave the all-clear about 40 minutes after the first report of an active shooter.
Police haven't released the identity of the shooter or the motive for the attack. The shootings took place in a city still scarred by an October 2017 attack by a gunman at the Mandalay Bay casino that killed 60 people and wounded hundreds more.
Police said in a post on X, formerly Twitter, that three people were killed and a fourth person was in critical condition at a hospital. Authorities didn't immediately provide additional information but planned to give further updates at a news conference scheduled for 5 pm PT.
Alerts went out across the campus after callers reported an active shooter to police at 11:45 am Wednesday, said Adam Garcia, a university police official. He said officers found and &ldquo;engaged&rdquo; a suspect, who is now dead. It was not immediately clear how the suspect died.
Students and professors on the campus of 30,000 barricaded themselves inside classrooms and dorm rooms.
Student John Harris heard what he later realized was a gunshot as he was getting out of his car in the parking garage of an on-campus apartment complex. In the elevator, Harris said he got an emergency text alert text from the university.
&ldquo;I wasn't sure what to believe,&rdquo; said Harris, 21, who ended up sheltering at a friend's dorm. &ldquo;But as I came down to the street, and I saw there were a bunch of cops in the parking lot at the student union, I knew what I heard was a gunshot and this wasn't a drill.&rdquo; Professor Kevaney Martin took cover under a desk in her classroom, where another faculty member and three students took shelter with her.
&ldquo;It was terrifying, I can't even begin to explain,&rdquo; Matin said. &ldquo;I was trying to hold it together for my students, and trying not to cry, but the emotions are something I never want to experience again.&rdquo; Martin said she was texting friends and loved ones, hoping to receive word a suspect had been detained. When another professor came to the room and told everyone to evacuate, they joined dozens of others rushing out of the building. Martin had her students piled into her car and drove them off campus.
&ldquo;Once we got away from UNLV, we parked and sat in silence,&rdquo; she said. &ldquo;Nobody said a word. We were in utter shock.&rdquo; The university said on X that the shooter was at the Beam Hall, Frank and Estella Building, home of UNLV's Lee Business School, and that police were responding to an additional report of shots fired at the nearby student union.
Las Vegas police posted on X that a suspect &ldquo;has been located and is deceased&rdquo; about 40 minutes after the initial alert was posted.
Students and the community were alerted to the emergency by a university post on X.
&ldquo;This is not a test,&rdquo; the university wrote. &ldquo;RUN-HIDE-FIGHT.&rdquo; Student Matthew Felsenfeld said he and about 12 classmates barricaded their door in a building near the student union.
&ldquo;It's the moment you call your parents and tell them you love them,&rdquo; said Felsenfeld, a 21-year-old journalism student.
He said he didn't hear gunfire or see anyone injured but said he saw out the windows as police staged to enter the neighboring building. a short while later, police came and ushered them out.
Pierre Lescure, a UNLV senior, was riding his bicycle from home to campus for a meeting when he said about 10 police cars drove pass him.
&ldquo;They drove too fast and there was no ambulance, just cops. It was clearly a shooting,&rdquo; Lescure said. &ldquo;It could not be something else.&rdquo; UNLV's 332-acre campus is less than two miles east of the Las Vegas Strip.
In response to the campus shootings, the Federal Aviation Administration issued a ground stop of all flights coming into Harry Reid International Airport. The university is roughly three kilometres north of the airport.
Tony Molinaro, an FAA spokesperson, referred a request to comment to Las Vegas law enforcement.
Classes were cancelled at the university, and UNLV's basketball game at the University of Dayton, Ohio, was cancelled Wednesday night because of the Las Vegas shootings.
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Multiple people have been shot at US' Morgan State University in Baltimore. 

Multiple people shot at US university, 'active shooter situation', say police

Multiple people have been shot at US' Morgan State University in Baltimore.&nbsp;

Multiple people were shot at Morgan State University in Baltimore on October 3.
According to police, there is an &ldquo;active shooter situation&rdquo; on the campus. The Baltimore Police Department has asked people to shelter in place and avoid the area.
In a post on X, the university said an active investigation is currently underway related to a report of shots being fired on or near campus.
"An active investigation is currently underway related to a report of shots being fired on or near campus. Please stay clear of the area surrounding Thurgood Marshall Hall and the Murphy Fine Arts Center and shelter in place," said the university.
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Five people were shot during a pageant at Morgan State University in the US.

US university shooting: Pageant turns bloody as 5 shot on campus

Five people were shot during a pageant at Morgan State University in the US.

The 'Mister &amp; Miss Morgan State University' pageant in United State's Baltimore turned bloody after one or more unidentified suspects opened fire.
Five people, including one female and four male victims aged between 18 and 22, have been shot.
According to authorities, the injuries are not life-threatening. The shooting happened when students were heading to a coronation ball following an event to crown Mister &amp; Miss Morgan State.
A shelter-in-place order was issued as police went room to room in search of the suspects. No arrests have been announced by police yet.
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One man was killed and five others were wounded in a shooting Monday night in Northeast Washington, the Metropolitan Police Department said. 

Washington: 1 dead, 5 wounded in shooting in US

The circumstances of the shooting, including whether the victims even knew each other, were being investigated.

One man was killed and five others were wounded in a shooting Monday night in Northeast Washington, the Metropolitan Police Department said.
The circumstances of the shooting, including whether the victims even knew each other, were being investigated, Police Chief Robert J. Contee III told reporters.
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The shooting occurred outside an apartment building located at 15th and F Streets Northeast, Contee said.
All the victims were adult males, Contee said, and those wounded were being treated at area hospitals.

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