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Police believe gunman who killed UnitedHealthcare CEO has left New York City

Seattle, WALocal News

Following the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, New York City police are investigating the incident as a targeted attack. The gunman, who concealed his identity, was seen fleeing the scene and may have used a bus to escape the city. Video footage shows him cycling and taking a taxi to a bus depot, complicating the investigation. Authorities are analyzing surveillance images and testing discarded items for DNA. The motive for the killing remains unknown, but the incident has raised concerns about executive security in the corporate world.

The unique inscriptions on the ammunition used may provide insight into the shooter’s intentions. Thompson was a significant figure in the health insurance industry, overseeing coverage for millions of Americans.

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