FBI Activity Reported at Naples Condo Linked to Minneapolis Catholic School Shooting

Naples, Fla. — FBI agents were seen Thursday at a condominium complex in Naples, Florida, in connection with the ongoing investigation into the recent Catholic school shooting in Minneapolis.

The federal presence appears to be linked to the residence of Mary Grace Westman, believed to be the mother of Robin Westman—the individual identified by authorities as the suspected shooter in the Minneapolis attack. Sources say the Naples location is being examined as part of a broader inquiry into Westman’s background, possible motives, and family ties.

Eyewitnesses reported unmarked federal vehicles and agents entering and exiting the condominium throughout the day. Authorities have not confirmed whether any evidence was collected or if Mary Grace Westman has been interviewed.

The shooting earlier this week shocked the Minneapolis community, leaving students, staff, and families devastated. Investigators are working to understand not only the suspect’s actions but also any underlying influences or support systems.

Residents of the Naples complex expressed concern about the sudden federal presence. “It’s unsettling to see the FBI right outside your building,” one neighbor said. “Everyone’s wondering what they’re looking for.”

The FBI has yet to release an official statement regarding the activity in Naples. Meanwhile, the Minneapolis Police Department continues to lead the investigation into the shooting, with federal authorities assisting in tracing potential interstate connections.

This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more details emerge.