The suspect in the shooting of two MPs in Minnesota seems to be a graduate of the Cardinal Strich University, a private Catholic University in the Milwauki area, which closed in 2023.
He also seems to have lived and worked in Wisconsin for a while.
The state of Minnesota reputation Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark were killed, and Minnesota Senator John Hoffman and his wife Yvet were injured in firing in the suburbs of Minneapolis on the morning of June 14. Both legislators are members of the party of Minnesota’s democratic farmer party. State Governor Tim Walz called the attacks “directed political violence”.
Authorities said the suspect presented a police officer to enter the homes of lawmakers in Brooklyn Park and Champlin, two neighboring suburban cities outside the Minneapolis. After the shooting, the suspect exchanged shooting with the police and fled on foot.
According to the Associated Press, CNN and NBC News continues Manhunt for Vance Boelter, according to Associated Press, CNN and NBC.
Its LinkedIn Boelter profile is listed as a Master’s Degree in Science in Grade and Doctorate in the Guide to Development of Training and Service from Cardinal Stritch University. He has been reported to have won his bachelor’s degree from the University of St. Cloud of Minnesota. He studied from 2008 to 2010 for his Master’s Master, and for 2011 to 2016 for a doctoral degree. The school, founded by the sisters of St. Francis of Assisi, is located in Fox Point.
The profile also lists it as working as a leader of operations at Johnsonville, based on Sheboygan Falls Company from 2004 to 2008. Johnsonville is the largest sausage brand in the United States.
In the classes after shooting, Wisconsin politicians expressed grief and shock and condemned political violence.
“We pray for Minnesota legislators and their families affected by this pointless political violence and all who work to respond to this horrific situation,” wrote Wisconsin Tony Evers in the X post.
The chairman of the Wisconsin State Senate Mary Felzkovski (R, Tomahawk) issued a statement sending prayers to both families and called for accountability for crimes.
“These actions will not be taken lightly and the safety of all my colleagues, both Democrat and Republican, is of utmost importance,” Felzkovski said.
In a Saturday message about the news, Milwauki CEO David Crowley said: “We cannot allow this extremism to remain without a check. Justice must be served immediately. We must get together and deny the horrifying acts of violence like this before they continue to take more innocent lives.
Senator Tammy Baldwin also called for the termination of political violence by writing in the X post. “My heart goes to the victims, their loved ones and all our neighbors in the Midwest. Political violence like this is not what we are as a country. It is all of us to condemn and stop at every stage,” she said.
Ben Wicler, leaving Democrats from Wisconsin, wrote to X that the State Democratic Party “sends support for grief and shock to our neighboring country.”
“Regardless of their policy, no one should be afraid of their life to serve in public office,” Wicler added.
Currently, the State Democratic Party is gathering in Wisconsin Dels for its annual Convention from June 14 to June 15.
Boelter is listed on websites as CEO of Red Lion Group and Praetorian Guard Security Services, which seem to be nursing organizations and obviously offer high -level security services for families and homes.
Law enforcement agencies found a list of hits in the car of a suspect in Minnesota, which contains nearly 70 names, according to a CNN report. The names included abortion suppliers, abortion rights and lawmakers in Minnesota and other countries.
Cardinal Strich University at FOX Point on Tuesday, April 11, 2023, shortly before it closed.
Cardinal Strich enrolled in over 6,200 when Belter began the master’s work, and had dropped to less than 2500 graduates and students until he graduated from his doctorate. Like so many institutions, she struggles with less graduates to compete and less than the students who choose to continue in college.
By the fall of 2021, the enrollment was below 1400 and the school has been working red for several years. In April 2023, President Dan Scholz announced that the school would finish the semester and close.
This story is evolving and will be updated during the day.
This article originally appeared at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Who shoots Minnesota legislators? What do we know about the suspect Vance Bolter