First-degree Murder: Suspect in the United Health Group Executive Shooting Case Charged by Prosecutors

Golden Ten Data on December 18, local time on December 17, the suspect Luigi Mangione who shot and killed UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson in the United States was indicted in New York, and the prosecutor announced on the 17th that the grand jury had upgraded the charge to first-degree murder, accusing him of committing a terrorist act. It is reported that the 26-year-old Mangioni also faces the following charges: two counts of second-degree murder, one of which is murder for a terrorist act; two counts of unlawful possession of weapons of the second degree; four counts of unlawful possession of weapons in the third degree; One count of unlawful possession of weapons in the fourth degree; One count of second-degree forgery of possession.