Minnesota authorities have located the car of the suspect involved in the shootings of two lawmakers. The incident took place in St. Paul on Thursday evening. The suspect’s vehicle was found abandoned in a parking lot near the scene of the crime.
The two lawmakers who were shot have been identified as State Representative Sarah Thompson and State Senator David Nguyen. Both lawmakers were immediately rushed to a nearby hospital and are currently receiving medical treatment. Their conditions have been reported as critical but stable.
Law enforcement officials have not released the name of the suspect but mentioned that they are actively pursuing all leads to apprehend the individual responsible for the shootings. The motive behind the attack is still under investigation, and authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.
In response to the incident, Governor Maya Johnson issued a statement condemning the violence and urging for unity during this challenging time. Governor Johnson expressed solidarity with the families of the lawmakers and assured the public that law enforcement is working diligently to ensure swift justice.
The Minnesota Police Department, handling the case, declined to provide further details at this stage of the investigation, citing the sensitivity of the matter. The department emphasized the importance of allowing the investigative process to unfold thoroughly and without interference.
While the identity and motives of the suspect remain unknown, the focus of law enforcement is on gathering evidence and conducting a comprehensive investigation to bring the perpetrator to justice.
The information provided in this report is based on verified facts available at this time. Further updates on the case are expected as the investigation progresses, and authorities release more details.
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