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Trump Responds to Minneapolis School Shooting

Former President Donald Trump issued a statement following a school shooting in Minneapolis that left up to 20 people injured. The attack occurred on August 27 at Annunciation Catholic School, during the first week of the new school year.

Incident Overview

Emergency crews blocked off W 54th Street between Lyndale and Nicollet Avenue as images showed a heavy police presence. Officials later confirmed the school was being treated as an active crime scene.

Details of the Attack

According to federal law enforcement sources, as many as 20 people were hurt. The suspect, a man dressed in black and armed with a rifle, has been contained. Police emphasized there is no longer an active threat to the public.

Trump’s Statement

Posting on Truth Social, Trump said he had been briefed on the shooting. He praised the FBI’s quick response and asked Americans to pray for the victims and their families while the White House continues to monitor the situation.

State and Federal Response

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz confirmed state patrol support and joined federal agencies in responding. He expressed sorrow for children and teachers affected by such violence. Senator Tina Smith also condemned the attack, stressing that students should never fear for their safety.

Homeland Security Reaction

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem called the incident “horrific” and confirmed her department is closely following developments.

Community Support

A family reunification center was established nearby for parents and guardians. While investigations continue, authorities have not yet released a motive for the attack.