What do we know about the attack on two Minnesota MP

Two deputies from Minnesota, two deputies from Minnesota, were armed in their homes when Governor Tim Walz called the “politically motivated assassination”. The attacks were killed and the other was seriously injured.

The suspect, Vance Luther Boeelter, was taken into custody after being found in the village forest during a large coup. He is charged with two counts of secondary murder and secondary criminal attempt.

State Representative Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark, Mark, killed in their homes and killed in their homes.

He has been served in the House of Representatives for 20 years and has been the chairman of the 2025 Chamber of the 2025 since 2025 from 2025 to 2025 since 2019.

Under its term Minnesota Democrats passed through various liberal legislation covering the expansion of abortion rights and legalization of recreational secrets.

He was also known to work in the aisle. In one of the last ends of the attack, Republicans helped the Republicans to support the state’s undocumented population to be inaccessible to the state’s low-income health program.

The State Senator John Hoffman and his wife Yvette also been shot repeatedly, but survived. Had the operation.

Both deputies are Democrats.

Ms. Hoffman shared a statement on social media after the incident, and his husband was “incredibly lucky” after hitting a total of 17 bullets.

“John endures many operations and is closer to the forest every hour,” said Hoffman, said.

He also sympathized with the loss of his colleagues in the state house.

“We are guts and devastates with Melissa and Mark’s loss. We have no words. There is no place for such political hatred,” he said.

Law enforcement agencies confirmed the attacks in the towns of Brooklyn Park and Minnesota in the early hours of Saturday.

Minnesota, the head of the head of the head of the Minnesota Bureau of Crime, at 02:00 local time (03:00 EDT; 07:00 GMT), Hoffman’s house in Hoffman’s house received a call in connection with an event.

Another call from the police, checking the house of nearby Hortum in the Brooklin Park 03:35.

Police, emergency lights discovered those who looked like an emergency vehicle parked in the burning house.

One person who came out of the house, immediately resembling a police officer who opened fire on officials, he withdrew back home, then fled on foot.

Brooklyn Park police head Mark Bruley, the suspect is “law enforcement to infect the house” as law enforcement agencies, “law enforcement”, “he said,” he said.

Attacks drew the party of the political spectrum. President Donald Trump said “It will not tolerate such a terrible violence.”

Meanwhile, Minnesota Democrat, a Minnesota Democratic Amy Klobuchar called “Everything we stand like democracy.”

Police set the suspect as a 57-year-old Mr. Boolter. They did not report a possible motive.

The former political determination, Mr Boelter was once a member of the Council of Development of the same State Forces as Hoffman.

“We do not know the essence of relations or even if they know each other, Evans.

Investigators, names of 70 “goals” list, including the names of state democratic politicians, a vehicle was suspected of assassination.

Walz, Congresser Ilhan Omar, two senators of Minnesota, Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith and State Minnesota, were given to the Prosecutor General Keith Ellison for local media.

Places for planned parents provide abortion and contraception, a man familiar with the investigation, told Minnesota Star Tribune.

Supt Evans said he would not describe the notebook found in the car as “a risale in all ideologies and articles”, as said “Manifesto.

Mr. Boeelter is a security contractor and religious missionary working in Africa and the Middle East, according to an online CV.

According to Facebook photos, once a pastor in a church in the Congo Democratic Republic. He often traveled to the nation and showed the writings from Linkedin’s account.

Two years ago, an online video showed that he had applied to him and appealed to a community by adding that he had his wife and five children.

In addition, according to the online profile, a large food distributor returned to enterprises for the chain of comfort store and two funeral services.

According to the local TV Affiliate KTTC, CR Boelter in MINNESOTA was only for road tickets, including criminal history, speed and stop violations.

He wrote a problem with a Minneapolis residence where he leases a room and left one or two nights a week Minnesota Star Tribune reports.

Mr Boelter said, “I won’t go for a while. I can be dead in a short time, so I want to let you know I love both and wish I can’t go this way.”

On Sunday night, police, Mr. Boelter, after receiving the information made in the Green Isle region, he said in a village without his house.

Officials called the two-day search for “the largest Manhunt in the history of the state”, many law enforcement agencies work together to find it.

Mr. Boelter was mainly caught in a village area with farmlands, fields, fields, and smaller forests and injured the police or injured the police.

Police said it would be armed when arrested, but did not provide additional information about the type of weapons.

Supt Evans said that Mr. Boeelter’s arrest was brought to communities and MPs on the list of the suspect’s suspect, “relief”.

He also said that law enforcement officers act alone and that there were no part of a wider network.

Authorities condemned Mr. Boeelter’s hostility of a police officer while attacking, “it is planned to exploit the representation of promo.”

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz followed people with a plea for citizenship by calling people “shakes” and “shared”.

“The unbelievable action of a person has changed the province of Minnesota,” he said.

“It can’t be the norm. It cannot be a way to deal with our political differences.”

Prior to Mr Boelter’s arrest, his wife was released after three relatives in O Onamia, Three relatives in O Onamia, 100 miles from the family house, Saturday morning, but after questioning.

Mr. Boeelter should occur on Monday at the Court of Minneapolis (14:30 EDT; 18:30 GMT) on Minneapolis at 13:30 local time.