Suspect Who M*rdered UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson May Have Used A Veterinary Gun In The Ambush
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Suspect Who M*rdered UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson May Have Used A Veterinary Gun In The Ambush
Authorities now believe the suspect who fatally shot UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan may have used a veterinary gun, according to NYPD Chief of Detectives Joseph Kenny.
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This specialized firearm, common on farms, is designed for quiet use when putting down animals.
Police have not yet recovered the gun but are investigating a backpack found in Central Park that may belong to the suspect.
Authorities have video of the suspect biking from the shooting scene to Central Park, then taking a cab to a Port Authority bus terminal, where they believe he caught a bus out of state.
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