The massive search of the suspicious man to shoot two legislators from Minnesota, one fatally, concluded on Sunday night when he was arrested by the police, the authorities confirmed.

Vance Boelter, 57, was arrested near his farm in Green isle, Minnesota. He was seen on a path through the camera on Sunday early and then detained, police said during a press conference.

She is accused of the fatal shootings of the state representative of Minnesota, Melissa Hortman and her husband, and a separate shot against Senator John Hoffman and her spouse.

During a press conference on Sunday night, the governor of Minnesota, Tim Walz, condemned the murder of the Hortman representative, saying: “The unthinkable actions of a man have altered the state of Minnesota.” The governor thanked the partners of the law for his role in capturing the suspect, saying: “This is a great example of coordination and collaboration.”

Police said it was the “largest human hunt in the history of the state of Minnesota”, with the capture of Boelter in 43 hours after the shootings occurred.

The twin attacks in Champlin and Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, took the discovery in the suspect vehicle of an alleged list of targets of dozens of Democrats from Minnesota, including Governor Tim Walz, the American representative Ilhan Omar, the American senator Tina Smith and the state prosecutor Keith Ellison, according to the sources of the law of the law, according to law.

During a press conference on Sunday night, the police said that a hat that is believed to be associated with the suspect was found near his alleged vehicle. There were several relevant evidence for the ongoing investigation found in the vehicle outside the alleged objective list, the police added.

The discovery of the hat is what led the authorities to believe that Boelter was in the area.

Police said Boelter had been in contact with people, but he was trying to determine if he was receiving any help while fleeing the police. “All options are on the table,” said Drew Evans, the Superintendent of the Office of Criminal A apprehension in the Minnesota Public Security Department, he said early.

The FBI was offering a $ 50,000 reward for information that led Boelter arrest.

There was a national order for Boelter arrest at the state level and a federal illegal flight order to avoid prosecution, police said Sunday.

It is suspected that Boelter enters the houses of legislators disguising themselves as a police officer, even arriving at the victims’ house in a vehicle that looked like a police cruise equipped with intermittent emergency lights, authorities said.

The shootings took place around 2 in the morning on Saturday, when the senator of the state of Minnesota, John Hoffman, and his wife, Yvette, were shot several times in his house in Champlin, authorities said.

Shortly after the shooting at the Hoffmans house, state representative Hortman and her husband, Mark, were shot dead at his home in Brooklyn Park, according to the authorities.

Police believe that the suspect opened fire against the victims while wearing a latex mask, the sources said.

After the shooting at the Hoffman residence, the officers were sent to Hortman’s house to verify their well -being, authorities said. When the officers reached the residence, they met the gunman around 3:35 am, the suspect and the officers exchanged shots before the suspect escaped, fled on foot and left behind his false car of the police, where the investigators found their target list, the authorities said.

The judicial records filed in Hennepin County, Minnesota, say that Hoffman’s son was initially called that his parents had shot.

Two associates of Senator Hoffman and his wife told ABC News on Sunday that the couple was awake and out of surgery.

Yvette Hoffman is aware and “is doing relatively well”, and John Hoffman is alert and recovering from a collapsed lung, the associates said. A source estimates that Senator Hoffman received several times.

“All are cautiously optimistic,” said one of the fountains.

Boelter, a husband and a father, according to an online biography, has promoted extensive experience in military security and training, according to a review of ABC news of his online presence and professional history.

Boelter helped lead the private security firm Praetorian Guard Security Services, based on the Twin Cities area, according to the company’s website.

The suspect’s wife was arrested to interrogate after a traffic stop near Onamia on Saturday morning, multiple sources of application of the law to the Minnesota Abc News KSTP affiliate said. She was released without being arrested, according to KTSP, which reports that her vehicle was stopped.

Josh Margolin of ABC News, David Brennan, Emily Shapiro, Jack Moore, Luke Barr and Mike Levine contributed to this report.

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