Overview
- Hoffman gave his first extended media interviews since the June 14 shootings, recounting how a masked assailant posing as an officer opened fire at his Champlin home.
- Hoffman and his wife, Yvette, were shot multiple times, and their daughter forced the door shut and called 911 as the attacker fled.
- He plans a hearing this month on agency anti-fraud efforts and will back Capitol security upgrades, including metal detectors, as well as tougher gun laws and felony penalties for police impersonation.
- Hoffman said doctors delayed telling him for days that Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband were killed later that night because of concerns about his heart.
- Suspect Vance Boelter was arrested after a 43-hour manhunt and remains jailed on federal and state charges, with authorities alleging he kept a list of Democratic targets.