Overview
- Authorities identified the attacker as Robin Westman, in the early 20s, who opened fire through the windows of Annunciation Catholic Church during a school service.
- Two children aged 8 and 10 were killed, and at least 17 people were wounded, most of them students, with police later saying the injured were expected to survive.
- The suspect died by suicide in a nearby parking lot, and investigators report no indication of additional shooters.
- The FBI says a manifesto, inscriptions on weapons, and other materials exhibit antireligious, anti-Catholic and antisemitic hostility, including a call for violence against President Donald Trump.
- Police say the shooter carried three legally purchased firearms, and additional guns and digital evidence were seized during searches as federal and local teams continue forensic review.