The Minneapolis Police Department said it has not identified a motive in last week’s shooting at a Catholic church and its affiliated school that left several people injured. The suspect, described by authorities as transgender, was taken into custody shortly after the incident. Police Chief — whose name was not provided in the statement — told reporters on Aug. 27 that investigators have so far found no conclusive evidence explaining why the suspect opened fire. The department said it continues to review digital and physical materials recovered from the suspect, interview witnesses and evaluate any ideological writings, but cautioned that no final determination has been reached. Officials added that the investigation remains active and urged the public to avoid speculation while detectives compile and verify information. Charges against the suspect are expected once the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office completes its review of the case.