American general prosecutors to search for the death penalty with Luigi Mangion

American prosecutors will seek the death penalty in front of Luigi Mangion, the man accused of shooting at the deadly chief executive of UNITEDHEALTHCARE Brian Thompson in December.

US Prosecutor Bam Bondi said in a statement on Tuesday that she had directed federal prosecutors to obtain a “deliberate and cold assassination”.

Mr. Thompson was shot outside a hotel in New York on December 4. The police arrested Mr. Mangion, 26, after weeks in Pennsylvania after a hunt worldwide.

He admitted that he was not guilty of the charges of the state, and has not yet entered into separate federal accusations. He is currently waiting for a trial in the New York Federal Prison.

In the press statement, Bondi said that the killing of Mr. Thompson was “a political violence” and that “it may be a great danger to death for additional people” near.

Investigators say Mr. Mangarians were excited to kill Mr. Thompson, 50, due to anger at American health care insurance companies.

Mr. Mangion faces 11 criminal charges in the state in New York, including killing and first -degree killing as a crime of terrorism.

If he is convicted of all charges, it will face a mandatory penalty from life imprisonment without the possibility of conditional release.

Federal Public Prosecutors also accused Mr. Mangarians of using a firearm to a murder and chase between the states resulting from death. These accusations make him eligible for the death penalty.

It has not yet called on these accusations.

Prosecutors said that federal issues and government issues will move forward in parallel with each other.