US EditionMelania Trump: Minnesota School Shooting ‘Illuminates’ Need for ‘Pre-Emptive Intervention’
- Melania Trump called for more 'pre-emptive intervention' to identify potential school shooters after the shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis, where two children were killed and 17 were injured.
- The shooter, identified as Robin Westman, opened fire during morning Mass, committing suicide afterward and leaving behind disturbing online content.
- Westman had made violent threats and referred to political figures in their postings, leading authorities to investigate further.
- Melania Trump stated that early warning signs are often evident and emphasized the importance of behavioral threat assessments to prevent future tragedies.
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Melania Trump: Minnesota school shooting ‘illuminates’ need for ‘pre-emptive intervention’
First lady Melania Trump weighed in on Wednesday’s school shooting in Minneapolis, arguing it “illuminates” the need for “pre-emptive intervention” in identifying potential shooters.
Melania Trump calls for ‘preemptive intervention’ after Minnesota shooting
Melania Trump calls for 'preemptive intervention' after Minnesota shooting · American Wire News
First Lady Melania Trump issued a public call for action to help identify “early warning signs” following the tragic shooting at a Catholic church in Minneapolis. The targeted attack on Wednesday claimed the lives of two children, ages 8 and 10, as the 23-year-old shooter opened fire at Annunciation Catholic school, injuring another 17. The first lady identified a “need for pre-emptive intervention” in a social media post Wednesday night. “The t…
Melania Trump ‘shattered’ by ‘senseless and depraved’ Minnesota school shooting, calls for ‘pre-emptive intervention’
First lady Melania Trump said she was “shattered” by the “senseless and depraved” deadly shooting at a Minneapolis school’s morning Mass — as she also called for improved screening to spot those signaling plans to carry out such carnage.
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