The Minnesota State Patrol implored the public not to participate in the planned “No Kings” protests across the North Star State in light of the attack that killed a Minnesota state lawmaker and her husband, while badly injuring another politician.
Officials revealed that the suspect behind the deadly attack had flyers for the “No Kings” rally in their vehicle.
“Given the targeted shootings of state lawmakers overnight, we are asking the public to not attend today’s planned demonstrations across Minnesota out of an abundance of caution,” state patrol said in a statement.
“The photo is of flyers inside the vehicle of the suspect in today’s shootings.”
Thousands of “No Kings” protests had been planned across the US in defiance of President Trump and the 250th Army anniversary parade. Organizers for the demonstrations canceled the planned protests in Northeast Minneapolis.
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