A man suspected of firing in Minnesota MPs was arrested after the giant Manhunt

A 57-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of the death of a democratic state deputy and her husband in the US state of Minnesota.

Sunday night Prison Melissa Hortman, Minnesota Democrat and her husband was a large two-day manhunt’s mulmination after the death of Mark. The State Governor Tim Walz called it a “political motivated assassination.”

Police, Vance Luther Boelter was armed as soon as he was arrested in a village area in the west of Minneapolis, but peacefully surrendered.

He is also allegedly injured and injured by a democratic state senator John Hoffman and his wife Yvette and both are awake in the hospital.

Ms. Hoffman said they were “incredibly lucky” because he hit 17 bullets on Sunday and both.

Mrs. Hoffman said Hoffman, his and her husband’s deaths were “guts and devastated.” “We don’t have words.” “There is never a place for such political hatred.”

Mr. Boelter faced two counties and a second-class crime. He will appear on Monday at the Court of Minneapolis (14:30, 18:30 GMT) on MondaPolis at 13:30 local time.

The suspect was appointed former political political, and once was a member of the same State Development Department as John Hoffman. However, it is not known if they actually know each other.

Police did not suggest what the alleged killer could be the motive, but the State Senator Amy Klobuchar, claimed that the attacks were politically motivated and attended Governor Walz.

Authorities, Bey Boelter, Sunday, investigators were arrested after using a car used in Sibley County, said that about 50 miles (80 km) from the murder in the Park.

Air and SWAT groups were placed to arrest the suspect, which followed a large Manhunt described as the largest in the history of Minnesota.

No police officers were injured during fear, and officials said they were not looking for any suspects. Mr. Boeelter’s wife was kept in a pre-traffic stop, but was released because he was employed with investigators.

Speaking at a press conference with other local officials on Sunday night, Governor Walz said the attack was “an unspeakable action” “changing the state of Minnesota.”

“It cannot be a norm. He cannot be the way we are doing our political differences,” he said.

State Mayor Yagub Frey, after the arrest of the suspect appreciated the “skills and courage” of law enforcement agencies. “Political violence is disgusting,” he said.

Vance Luther Boelter, police officer, Saturday attacks with police officers and the attacks are accused of the attacks before escaping the suburbs.

Melissa Hortman has been served in the House of Representatives for 20 years, and since 2025 since 2025 since 2025, from 2025 to 2025 from 2025 to 2025 to 2025.

Mr Boolter, who is also some political presence, is a security contractor and religious missionary working in Africa and the Middle East. According to Facebook photos, he once described as a church pastor in the Congo Democratic Republic.

Investigators are thought to be managed for the alleged shots that they found the list of “goals” in the vehicle.

Evans, the author of the Bureau of Minnesota, said he would not describe the notebook “Manifesto” to journalists as “Manifesto”.

Local media, names, Governor Walz, Congress Woman Ilhan Omar and State Minnesota Prosecutor General Keith Ellison said.

During Sunday’s press conference, the ARM Evans did not show who was shown on the list, but in Wisconsin, Michigan, Nebraska and Iowa, “ARM said.

Ms. Hoffman’s Sunday Statement offered an update in connection with his husband’s condition. “John endures many operations and is closer to stay out of the woods every hour,” he said.

The attacker’s Hoffmans was considered first targeting – at home at 02.00 at 02.00 on Saturday.

Ms. Hoffman said that a Facebook post of someone who introduced as his nephew, he threw himself to his daughter during the assassination test, “he used his body as a shield to save his life.”

After the attack on Hoffhan’s eight miles, Horttans were thrown and killed in their homes in the Brouklyn Park.

Local residents described the shocks of the BBC. Taha Abuisnaineh, who lives on the street, said he and his wife recognized the Hortman family for more than 20 years.

“They were a very beautiful neighborhood in a very quiet neighborhood,” he said. “You do not see police activity in this neighborhood. We are very shocked.”

Another resident said he and his husband received a Christmas card from the hortans.

“What a big loss for Minnesota,” he said.