Overview
- John Hoffman was shot nine times during the June 14 home invasion in Champlin and has now been transferred to a rehabilitation facility
- His wife, Yvette Hoffman, who sustained eight gunshot wounds, was released from the hospital on June 19 and continues her recovery at home
- The same night’s attack in Brooklyn Park claimed the lives of Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark
- Authorities captured Boelter about 36 hours later and he faces six federal charges plus four state counts of murder and attempted murder with a potential death penalty
- Investigators recovered notebooks listing dozens of additional targets and allege Boelter scouted other lawmakers’ homes, fueling calls for enhanced security measures for public servants