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Minnesota state Sen. John Hoffman, shot 9 times by a man posing as an officer, leaves the hospital

MINNESOTA, JUL 8 – Senator John Hoffman survived nine gunshot wounds and was discharged from ICU after three weeks, continuing recovery at an acute care facility, officials said.

  • In the early hours of June 14, 2025, Minnesota State Senator John Hoffman and his wife, Yvette, were both shot several times at their home in Champlin.
  • The shooting occurred after Vance Boelter falsely claimed to be law enforcement while banging on the door, then opened fire on the couple.
  • John was critically wounded after being struck by gunfire nine times, with one of the bullets hitting close to his heart, while Yvette was also seriously injured, sustaining eight gunshot wounds as she closed the door.
  • On Monday night, John Hoffman shared that he had recently left the ICU and was now in transitional care, while Yvette was discharged from medical care on June 19.
  • Boelter faces multiple federal and state murder charges, and John Hoffman will continue recovery at a rehab facility after undergoing surgeries.
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Minnesota lawmaker released from ICU following politically motivated shooting in June

Minnesota State Sen. John Hoffman has been released from a hospital intensive care unit and moved into a rehabilitation facility to continue his recovery from a politically-motivated attack in June, a family spokesperson tells CNN Tuesday.

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KARE broke the news in Minneapolis, United States on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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