Minnesota, survivor assassination and the husband opened fire 17 times

One of the milients survivors on Saturday on two legislators in Minnesota says that she and her husband are “incredibly lucky to be alive” after 17 bullets hit them.

Senator John Hoffman and his wife, Evitt, were shot at their home early on Saturday morning, but they lived. Melissa Hortmann – The Senior Democratic legislators in the House of Representatives – and her husband Mark were shot.

Evit Hoffman said in a statement that she and her husband John were “destroyed” due to the death of Hurtanz.

Police is searching for the suspect, Vans Luther Poilter, who was wearing the latex mask and was launched as an officer to shoot at the victims in their homes in the suburb of Minneapolis, before running on foot.

Mrs. Hoffman’s statement on Instagram was shared by Sinator Minnesota Amy Klopuwshar.

“John bears many surgeries at the present time, which is closer every hour to get out of the forest,” said Ms. Hoffmann.

“I took 9 bullet strikes. I took 8 and we are incredibly lucky to be alive.

“We were destroyed and destroyed by the loss of Melissa and Mark. We have no words. There is never a place for this type of political hatred.”

The police did not reveal the murderer’s motive.

A person on Facebook said of someone whom my nephew Hoffman determined that she threw herself to her daughter during the assassination attempt, “using her body as a shield to save her life.”

According to the Minnesota star, the daughter of hope, in her twenties, was born with Spina Bevida, whose father previously cited that he motivated him to enter the state policy.

On Sunday, the police said that they had found an uncomfortable car linked to the suspect in Sibli Province, about 50 miles (80 km) from the murder place.

The discovery of the black sedan was alerted to the mobile phones of local residents in a letter saying: “The suspect does not exist. Keep your doors closed and secure vehicles.”

The cowboy hat was found, similar to what he thought he was wearing Poileter, nearby.

Police also said on Sunday that Potler’s wife was detained at a traffic station with three relatives in a car in the city of Unamia, more than 100 miles from the family home in the rural community on the island of Al -Akhdar, on Saturday morning.

Drew Evans, from the Minnesota Criminal Fear Office, said at a press conference on Sunday evening, which was released without being detained because she was cooperative.

The police extended the search on the state lines to South Dakota, and the FBI added to its most expensive list, which issued a reward of $ 50,000.

Both the targeted legislators belong to the Democratic Party of Minnesota – the farm – the farm, which belongs to the National Democratic Party.

The authorities said they had recovered a targeted list that included the names of democratic politicians in Minnesota from another vehicle used by the suspect.

People familiar with the local media said that the ruler Tim Walz, a member of Congress Ilhan Omar, Kloposhar and other US Senate member Tina Smith, was on the list – alongside the state prosecutor Keith Ellson.

“This is clearly motivated by political motives,” Kloposhar told NBC News, “Meet the Press on Sunday morning.

President Donald Trump, a Republican, told ABC News on Sunday that the attack was “terrible.”

Investigators say Potler was hidden as a police officer when he carried out the attacks and had a car that looked like a police car, equipped with flashing lights.

The authorities said that the gunman targeted Hoffmans’s first home in Champlin at about 02:00 local time on Saturday.

Soon after that, Hortmann and her husband, Mark, were shot at their home in Brooklyn Park, eight miles away.

The officers arrived at Hortman’s home and exchanged fire with the suspect at about 03:35. The authorities said that the suspect was able to escape, leaving behind his car.

According to a biography of Powlter, he has a background in security training and living and was also a sponsor.

The city of Brooklyn Park was silent on Sunday morning, as the neighborhood was exposed with a suspected political assassination at its doorstep.

It was a parked police car outside the Hurtanz house and a bright yellow warning surrounded by property.

Taha Absenin, who lives through the street, said that he and his wife have known the family for more than 20 years.

“They were very nice neighbors in a very calm neighborhood,” he told the BBC. “You don’t see the police activity in this neighborhood. We were very shocked.”

Two close populations who did not want to be named said that the suburban community was reeling.

“We all advised text messages back and forth.”

She and her husband described how they received the annual Christmans.

“What a great loss for Minnesota,” she said.

In Sibli County, where the suspect’s car was found, the local resident of Brian to cool the BBC told his shock.

“This man needs to be arrested,” he said. “I do not agree with everything they vote (the two politicians), but this is sad – the man and Eku went.”