Melania Trump calls for intervention after Minneapolis school shooting

First Lady Melania Trump Call for more “preemptive intervention” to identify potential school shooters Wednesday night.

Her phone came hours after a fire broke out at a Catholic Catholic school in Minneapolis on Wednesday. The first lady argued that there were frequent warning signs before mass shooters committed crimes.

“Minnesota’s tragic mass killings shed light on preemptive interventions to identify potential school shooters. The warning signs are often obvious, many people who are behaving about behavior and pose a threat to violence online before their actions.”

She added: “To prevent future tragedies, we focus on behavioral threat assessments at all levels of society – extending in our homes, through school districts and of course social media platforms. Understand these warning signs and quickly save lives to make American communities safer.”

Minnesota school shooter kills 2 children, injuring 17 people during Catholic mass

“My heart is broken for the family and friends of today’s victims of meaningless and depraved violence.” “No one can say that your grief disappears, but please know that you are not alone. My thoughts, love and deepest sympathy are for you in this horrible time.”

According to law enforcement sources, a group of Minneapolis Catholic School students shot on Mass Wednesday morning have been identified as Robert or Robin Westman.

According to authorities, Westman carries three weapons – a rifle, a pistol and a shotgun.

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Community members hugged after a shooting at the Catholic Catholic School in Minneapolis on Wednesday, August 27, 2025. (Alex Kormann/Star Tribune via AP)

After the shooting, a disturbing video posted by a person using Robin Westman was removed from YouTube, showing a handwritten page of the notebook, a weapon with messages painted on the weapon, and comments on the people they took.

The attack occurred at Catholic School On Wednesday morning, police have not identified any victims. They said the two children were killed. Authorities say the shooter committed suicide after the bill was over.

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Shooter and School It is also unknown and it has not been confirmed whether Westerman has any contact with any student or employee.