Suspect Named and Questioned in Shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO in Pennsylvania, Report Says – Live Updates | Brian Thompson shoots
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Suspect Named and Questioned in Shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO in Pennsylvania, Report Says – Live Updates | Brian Thompson shoots

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Person of interest arrested on local charges – report

The man is being questioned in connection with the fatal shooting of United HealthCare’s CEO was reportedly arrested on local charges, according to CNN and the New York Times.

When the man was arrested today at a McDonald’s in Altoona, Pennsylvania, the subject reportedly showed police the same fake New Jersey ID that the man he believed was the shooter flashed when checking into a hostel on the Upper West Side of Manhattan on November 24, according to a senior police official.

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The New Yorker mAyor Eric Adams is expected to discuss the news in the case at a press conference scheduled for April 1Today .30pm ET.

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The suspect’s gun, which reportedly matches the gun believed to have been used in the shooting, is believed by investigators to be a ghost gun, a senior law enforcement official told The New York Times.

Ghost weapons are unregistered and cannot be found because they are created by putting together individual parts.

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Police say they have found a manifesto for the person they are looking for – report

Police say they found a handwritten manifesto about the wanted person in Altoona, Pennsylvania.

A senior law enforcement official told the New York Times that the manifesto criticized health care companies for putting profits over care.

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Police question 26-year-old man in Pennsylvania in connection with shooting – report

Police are reportedly questioning a 26-year-old man by name Luigi Mangione in Pennsylvania in connection with the shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City.

Officials told CNN that they found a gun with a silencer, several fake IDs and some documents that investigators also want to examine.

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