Robin Westman — the Minnesota catholic college mass shooter — requested safety guards on the dispensary the place he labored about weapons previous to his murderous assault — and was additionally obsessive about enjoying tremendous violent video video games … TMZ has discovered.

A former coworker of Robin’s at a Rise medical hashish dispensary tells TMZ … Robin began with the corporate in late March, and the 2 labored collectively up till per week earlier than the capturing — however Robin by no means actually let on in regards to the lethal plan, but there have been indicators.

Our supply says though they by no means heard Robin deliver up weapons at work … one coworker advised them within the aftermath of the capturing that Westman requested the safety crew about firearms, although it was not clear in what context.

On one event — throughout a bunch dialogue on faith — we’re advised Robin mentioned organized faith was unhealthy, and it corrupted individuals. Our supply says Robin as soon as talked about they did not like President Donald Trump, however did not discuss politics a lot.

And get this … We’re advised Robin would write fairly a bit in a journal at work — and even when the workers went out for social occasions. However, our supply says, the workers did not know what Robin was scribbling and did not pay it a lot thoughts till police discovered Westman’s manifesto.

Within the manifesto, Westman gives ideas about killing President Trump and appears fascinated with college shooters. Robin additionally included pictures of gun cartridges with racial and antisemitic messages written on them, in addition to a picture of a capturing goal over Jesus Christ.

Nevertheless, our supply additionally tells us … Robin was sort and humorous at work … and by no means threatened anybody or acquired right into a bodily altercation.