Minnesota suspect tried to kill two other state lawmakers, officers said

A person charged with the killing of a democratic lawmaker in the state and his husband, and destroyed another lawmaker in the state and his wife, said to kill two other state officials, told by Minnesota on Monday.

The Vance Luther Boelter, 57, who was charged with fatally shooting Melissa Hortman, a Minnesota Democrat, and Mark, visited “real state attacks Joshney H Thompson.

Mr. Boelter, said police investigate victims and their families before, allegedly planned for a larger police attack.

He appeared to court on Monday afternoon to face six federal charges, and maybe the death penalty, if he found guilty.

Mr. Boelter wears orange jumpsuit when he arrives at St. Paul on Monday afternoon. He said he couldn’t make a lawyer and had a federal defense attorney.

In short hearing, Mr. Boelter said he had seven cars, $ 20,000-30,000 in storage and produced about $ 540 per week.

In a press conference London officers walked early hours on Saturday morning in the suburbs of Minnegors, and John Hoffman, and his wife Yvetman Hoffman, shot several times.

They also announced that Mr Boelter was facing six federal cases, some made him qualified for the death penalty. At the federal level, he faced two stalking counts, two counts of murder, and two gun-related charges.

In fact, at state level Mr. Boelter is charged with two counts to kill the second degree degree and two attempted killing the second degree level.

Thompson said Thompson arrived Mr. Boelter at Hoffman’s house set as a policeman in a large black car with car emergency lights. Mr Boelter was wearing a “hyper realistic silicon mask” when he invaded the doorbell and shouted “This is the police, opening the door”.

Thompson said the authorities of the authorities on what was going on because Hoffmes had a security camera outside their front door.

When Hoffmans open the door, Mr Boelter shines a couple flashlight. Mr. Boelter told the couple there that a shooting reported home and lowered his flashlight, as Thompson. The couple immediately knew he was not a police officer.

After they tried to stop him, he said that many couples were shot, as Thompson said, then the scene and fleeed the scene and The daughter of the couple called 911.

Yvette Hoffman was shot eight times and shot John Hoffman nine times. Both remained in the hospital, although Minnesota governor Tim Walz said they were expected to make a perfect recovery.

After hoffmans, Mr. Boelter was driving another state representative and invaded the doorbell there, Thompson said.

The state representative was not at home, Thompson said, that he had not traveled and his family. Authorities do not reveal his name.

He then drives a third law of the law, said they target, Thompson said. Officers do not reveal the name of the State law.

Thompson said an officer pulled beside Mr. Boelter in his car and believed that he was a police officer, sent to the scene to make a Wellness check.

When the officer asked Mr. Boelter what he was doing, he was just staring at Thompson, and Mr. Boelter continued to hortman home.

He was accused of reaching home of the Hortman, and said to shoot and killed Melissa and Mark Hortman. The police said they found him in that habitat and competed before Mr. Boelter fled.

After he fled, police started a two-day search for Mr Boelter before Find him on Sunday Sunday In a wooded rural area in the west of Minneapolis, where he was at peace, finally drove officials, police said.

Thompson says Mr. Boelter “plann his attacks carefully”.

“He led the monitoring of their homes and took notes about the location of their homes,” he said to the boelter.

In search of his car, officials discover five more firearms including stylish rifles, including officials with more than 45 Minnesota of 45 Minnesota and Federal Melissa officials.

Mark Bridey, police chief from Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, said officers arrived at Hortman Home “failing” a larger plan. They “should be taken (March of Mr Boelter) from him, involving all his maps, all his names, all his weapons”, said Mr. Bridey.

“I’m very scared of what the next few hours looks ahead if we haven’t done so,” he said.

“It was a chilling attack on our democracy, in our way of life,” Thompson said on Monday Press Conference. “It’s just the most recent example of violent political extremism here in the country, and that’s a whole new years, and that’s unexpected.

I hope this is an awake call of all that people don’t agree with you with no bad or supposed to be killed or hurt. “

Mr Boelter is set to return to court for his next hearing 27 June.