Minnesota Dims Melissa Hortmann, John Hoffman and the couples shot

A man demonstrating as a police officer shot and killed former Speaker Melissa Hortmann And her husband early on Saturday, Ruler of Tim Walz He said. Another deputy, Senator John HoffmanHis wife was also shot. Walzam described the attacks as “targeted political violence.” Both were democratic leaders attacked in their homes. A fake policeman is still moving.

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More details about Minnesota shootings

Drew EvansThe director of the Criminal Fears Office said that the authorities were actively searching for a brown white hair suspect. Police chief Mark Broalli said the suspect had escaped from the back of Melissa Hortmann after an exchange of fire with the police. The suspect wore a copy police officer, and he claimed that he drove a car “that seemed exactly like a SUV.” Broley explained that the car contains “lights and lights, and it seemed exactly like a police vehicle.”

Melissa Hortmann and her husband were killed at their home in Brooklyn Park. Hurtman was a democratic leader in the House of Representatives in the state legislative council and former Speaker of Parliament. She was first elected in 2004. She and her husband gave birth to two children. Evans said the autopsy would determine the extent of injuries, but Hortmann and her husband died of his wounds.

Senator John Hoffman and his wife were shot several times at their home in Champlin, according to Associated Press. According to what they were survived and underwent surgery. Hoffman was first elected in 2012, and it is now representing the northern Minneapolis region. He previously held the position of Vice Chairman of the Anuka Hinibin School. The Board of Directors runs the largest school area in Minnesota.

Governor Tim Walz talks about more details

Walzam condemned political violence at a press conference on the same day on shooting.

“We must all, in Minnesota and all over the country, should stand against all forms of political violence,” Walz said. “Those responsible for this will be responsible.”

As we mentioned, Public Safety Commissioner Bob Jacobson The suspect said he was pretending to be a law enforcement officer.

“The suspect took advantage of the confidence of our uniform, and what Zina aims to represent. This betrayal is very annoying for those who wear the badge with honor and responsibility,” Jacobson said.

Walzal put a “shelter in place” in fact early on Saturday. The Minnesota state patrol also urges the people who are planning to participate in demonstrations at the state level to stay at home, For every CNN. There is said that there are more than 1,800 of the scheduled protests of the “No Kings” movement, which seeks to reject tyranny, especially after Trump’s return to the White House.

What did President Trump say?

President Donald Trump He said in a White House statement that the FBI would join the investigation.

“Our public prosecutor, Bam Bondi, and the Federal Investigation Office, are investigating the situation, and they will sue anyone involved to the maximum of the law. It will not be tolerated with such horrific violence in the United States of America. God bless the Great Minnesota, a really great place!”

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