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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says the spokesman for the former state house Melissa Hortman and her husband were killed in political assassination. A second deputy and his wife hit and injured.
“We are all, in Minnesota and within the country, to stand against all forms of political violence,” Walz said at a press conference on Saturday. “Therefore, they will be responsible for.”
Wounded MPs, for the first time in 2012, was elected by a Democratic, John Hoffman of a democracy. Earlier, Anoka Hennep, who managed the largest school district in Minnesota, played as the vice-king of the School Council.
Hoffman is married and has a daughter. Hortman was the best home democratic leader in the state legislature and the speaker of the former house. Was first elected in 2004.
Both Hoffman and Hortman represented the districts north of Minneapolis.
Crime, the authorities, officials said he was looking for suspects. Authorities said the suspect was wearing as a law enforcement.
Evans will be launched to determine the degree of injuries, but Hosman and his wife died of guns wounds.
Social Security Commissioner Bob Johnson, the suspect was violated as a law enforcement organ officer.
“Our suspicious forms are expected to be represented by our forms. This betrayal occurred at a time when he was attacked and attacked in deep political divisions, and was attacked and frightened.
Giffords, the organization of the Prevention of the National Weapons Violence, led by the former Congress Woman Gabrielle Majlis, announced this statement.
“I attacked two patriotic civil servants last night,” he said. “My family and I know the horror of a targeted shot very well. An attack on the unprinciples is an attack in American democracy. The leaders must worsen and condemn the angry extremism that threatens everything that this country stands.”
Giffords, in 2011, killed six people and was shot by the wounded gun. In January 2012, he went from the congress to pay attention to his recovery.
This story was first displayed Fortune.com
