Trump's anger over Minnesota congressman's murder: "This will not be tolerated in America"

Trump's anger over Minnesota congressman's murder: "This will not be tolerated in America"

June 15, 2025, Minnesota Democratic Congresswoman Melissa Hartman and her husband were shot and killed in Minnesota, USA, while Senator John Hoffman and his wife were seriously injured. President Donald Trump called it a "targeted attack," saying that "such horrific violence will not be tolerated in America." Details of the incident In two separate attacks in Brooklyn Park and Champlain on Saturday morning, an attacker posing as a police officer opened fire at Hartman's home, killing her and her husband. Hoffman and his wife were also attacked. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz called it a "political assassination." Police recovered a list of other possible targets from the attacker's car. The FBI and Attorney General Pam Bundy are investigating. Trump's response White House press secretary Carolyn Levitt shared Trump's statement on X, saying, "This is a targeted attack against lawmakers. The FBI and the Attorney General will conduct a full investigation, and the perpetrators will be punished to the fullest extent of the law." The attacker, who was wearing a police uniform and a fake police officer, was identified. The driver of the vehicle is believed to be Vince Luther Boulter, who works for a security firm. Police have issued a shelter-in-place alert in Brooklyn Park in search of him. The incident reflects the growing violence in American politics. Authorities urgently need to arrest the suspect and restore political stability.