Penyerang sekolah Minneapolis 'terobsesi dengan ide membunuh anak-anak', kata pejabat

Investigators found that the Minneapolis church shooter, 23‑year‑old Robin Westman, was obsessed with killing children and harbored hatred toward various groups. He fired dozens of shots through a window with three firearms, killing two children and injuring 18 others, and left a note filled with hateful rhetoric. Westman, who had a history with the church but no known mental health issues, died by suicide at the scene. Authorities described the attack as domestic terrorism driven by a hate‑filled ideology, citing anti‑Semitic and anti‑religious statements on the weapons and in the note.