Suspect in Minnesota shootings to make first court appearances Monday
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Vance Luther Boelter, 57, is charged with the targeted shooting of two Democratic lawmakers and their spouses, resulting in two deaths and serious injuries. Following a two-day manhunt, Boelter was arrested on Sunday night in rural Minnesota. Hennepin County District Attorney Mary Moriarty indicated initial charges of second-degree murder and plans for first-degree murder charges post-grand jury review. The alleged attacks included Boelter posing as a police officer to enter the lawmakers' homes. Federal charges are also anticipated as the investigation unfolds.
Vance Luther Boelter, 57, is accused of a politically motivated shooting, targeting Democratic lawmakers and their spouses, resulting in two deaths and serious injuries.
District Attorney Mary Moriarty announced initial charges of second-degree murder against Boelter, but intends to pursue first-degree murder as evidence is reviewed by a grand jury.
The attacks involved Boelter posing as a police officer to gain access to the lawmakers' homes, with investigations leading to a significant manhunt and subsequent arrest.
Joseph Thompson, the acting U.S. attorney, is expected to file federal charges against Boelter, emphasizing the seriousness of this politically motivated violent act.
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