Vans Poilter, the defendant of the legislator, Minnesota, was the shooter, he had Arsenal weapons, and hit a list

Vans PowlterThe suspect accused of killing a legislator in the state of Minnesota and her husband and wounding the second legislator and his wife, an arsenal of weapons and a successful list in his car, according to court documents.

Powlter, 57, claims to be a police officer and drove Ford SUV, registered in his name, equipped with police lights to carry out fire in Minnesota House Melissa Hortmann And her husband, Mark, early on Saturday morning at their home in Brooklyn Park in Minneapolis after shooting Senator John Hoffman, who is also a democratic, and his wife Evit, at their near home in a related attack.

A criminal complaint issued by the Henipin Provincial Court Henbine said that Potter left the fake police vehicle at the Brokelin Park after the exchange of fire with the police and escape.

Inside the car, the police regained the annoying cache of the weapons, including at least three AK-47 offensive rifles and a 9 mm pistol, along with a statement that included the names and addresses of other public officials.

The legislator is seized in the state of Minnesota Assassin Vance Boelter

About 70 names were found in the statement, according to law enforcement officials who spoke to the Associated Press, provided that his identity was not disclosed. Officials said the list also included the names of abortion rights advocates and information about healthcare facilities.

Former Congress member Dean Phillips claimed in a post on X that his name was on the list in the Poilter.

“As a person whose name was on his list, he grateful for the law enforcement professionals in Minnesota,” Philips wrote. “Now, we must take steps to prevent political violence before it is too late.”

who. Gov, thanks for the law enforcement for bringing the alleged killer to the parliament in the House

Boelter was arrested on Sunday night after a Two days The officials called the biggest in the history of the state.

The authorities did not give a motive as they announced Potter detention.

The Henipin Provincial Court issued a criminal complaint province accusing Paileter of four accusations of a second -degree killing with the intention of (non -submitted).

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All charges are crimes, each of which carries the penalty of the maximum of 40 years in prison, with no less than three years mandatory due to the use of a firearm.

This report contributed to this report in Audreyclin from Fox News Digitter and Sarah Rumv White Whitens, Fox News.