Minnesota Shooting Suspect Had Hit List of 70 Targets, Including Radical Rep. Ilhan Omar and Tim Walz

A chilling episode unfolded early Saturday as 57‑year‑old Vance Luther Boelter allegedly carried out a coordinated, politically motivated assault targeting Minnesota Democrats.

Authorities launched a large-scale manhunt after Boelter, disguised as a police officer, fatally shot former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, and wounded State Senator John Hoffman and his wife in their homes.

During the investigation, police allegedly discovered a hit list in Boelter’s imposter-police SUV. That list contained roughly 70 names — among them Gov. Tim Walz, Sen. Tina Smith, abortion providers, and radical Congresswoman Ilhan Omar.

According to CNN:

• Law enforcement sources found a cache of additional weapons inside the suspect’s car, suggesting he was prepared for more attacks or confrontations.

• A large amount of ammunition was discovered, along with a Father’s Day card, presumably addressed to the suspect.

• Authorities also recovered a manifesto outlining the suspect’s grievances.

• A hit list of approximately 70 names was found, including:

  • Numerous Minnesota state legislators

  • Mayors

  • Medical clinics, including abortion providers and pro-life advocates

  • Locations and individuals from out of state

• The motive appears to involve carrying out multiple attacks or assassinations until stopped by law enforcement.

• Police preemptively reached the suspect’s second target location, encountering and exchanging gunfire with him.

• The suspect then fled on foot, abandoning his car, weapons cache, and part of his plan.

• He was reportedly wearing a tactical vest or body armor; it’s unclear if he was wounded.

WATCH:

REPORT: CNN reports that the suspect in the Minnesota shooting had a list of 70 names of political leaders and locations, including abortion clinics.

Here is what we know, according to CNN:

– Law enforcement found a “hit list” with about 70 names on it.

– Names included… pic.twitter.com/FsNZnURqH4

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) June 14, 2025