Police arrested an infiltrator outside the headquarters of UNITEDHEALTHCAR

The authorities said on Monday that a person was arrested near the UNITEDHEALTHARE headquarters in Minnesota after reports of an infiltrator, months after the company’s CEO was killed.

Police in the suburb of Minnabolis in Minitonka said the suspect was arrested outside the United Campus of the United Health Care.

The Minitonka Police Department confirmed the arrest after the tweet at the beginning before 11:30 am that there was a large police presence in the health insurance company. A video clip of the news showed more than ten law enforcement vehicles from multiple agencies at the scene, as well as an ambulance that was standing. There were no reports on injuries.

The administration later published that the suspect was placed in the reservation without an accident.

“There is no threat to the public,” the ministry said. “We continue to remove the scene at this time.”

The police did not immediately give more details about the accident.

UNITEDHEALTHARE CEO Brian ThompsonHe was filmed to death in New York City on December 4, walking to a conference of investors in central Manhattan. The man accused of killing him, Luigi Mangion, 26, acknowledged that he was not guilty in December on charges of murder and terrorism in the state.

The murder, the executive director of the murder and the producer, followed this to the arrest of manganese, rocked the business community, as some health insurance companies have hurriedly turned into a remote or online shareholders’ remoteness or meetings. It also motivated the critics of health insurance-some of whom gathered about mangis as a frustration position on the denial of coverage and huge medical bills.

The observation video showed a convincing gunman shooting Thomson from behind. The police say that the phrase “delay”, “denial” and “deposit” were avoided on ammunition, simulating the phrase common use to describe the insurance company tactics to avoid payment of claims.

Managers also face federal charges, and US Prosecutor Bam Bondi said earlier this month that she ordered federal prosecutors to obtain a death penalty.

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