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Burglary at Minnesota Rep. Melissa Hortman's Home Days After Fatal Shooting

Just days after the politically motivated killing of Minnesota state Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband, their home was broken into. Police reported forced entry but said nothing was stolen. The suspect, Vance Luther Boelter, faces multiple charges after a massive manhunt and has been linked to attacks on other Democratic officials.

Burglary at Minnesota Rep. Melissa Hortman's Home Days After Fatal Shooting

Break-in Reported at the Home of Slain Minnesota Representative

Just days after the shocking fatal shooting of Minnesota Democratic state Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband, their home became the target of a break-in. Authorities confirmed the incident occurred on Tuesday night, merely three days following the politically charged attack that claimed their lives.

Details of the Break-In

According to the Brooklyn Park Police Department, officers were notified at 8:00 a.m. Wednesday about an overnight intrusion at the residence. Investigations revealed that the plywood covering a rear window was forcibly removed, and the window itself was smashed to gain entry.

“It appears the intruder searched through the home; however, the family believes nothing was taken,” the police stated. They also reassured that all evidence related to the homicides had already been secured before this unauthorized entry.

Context: The Heinous Attack on the Hortman Family

The break-in unfolded just days after 57-year-old Vance Luther Boelter allegedly impersonated law enforcement officials to access the Hortmans' home, where he fatally shot both Melissa and her husband, Mark, on that fateful Saturday morning. The incident sent shockwaves throughout Minnesota and the nation, highlighting chilling political violence.

In a disturbing escalation, Boelter also attacked the home of a Minnesota Democratic state senator, who, along with his wife Yvette, sustained gunshot wounds but is expected to survive. Authorities confirmed this separate assault happened the same morning.

Manhunt and Legal Proceedings

Authorities apprehended Boelter late Sunday night after conducting what officials described as the largest manhunt in Minnesota history. Investigations revealed that Boelter had targeted multiple homes, including others on his purported list of intended victims.

Currently in custody, Boelter faces both state and federal charges. Prosecutors have indicated that some charges may be eligible for the death penalty, reflecting the gravity of the attacks.

Community and Law Enforcement Reaction

The break-in at the Hortmans' home has further heightened tensions and raised concerns over the security of public officials and their families amid growing political violence.

Law enforcement continues to investigate the burglary to determine the motives and any potential connections to the previous attacks.

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