UnitedHealthcare CEO Shooting: Luigi Mangione charged with murder | LiveNOW from FOX

Manhattan prosecutors have filed murder and other charges against Luigi Mangione, the man arrested in connection to the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, according to an online court docket.

Mangione remains jailed in Pennsylvania, where he was charged with possession of an unlicensed firearm, forgery and providing false identification to police after being taken into custody at a McDonald's.

Mangione had a ghost gun believed to be the one used in last Wednesday’s shooting of Thompson, as well as writings suggesting anger with corporate America, police said.

LiveNOW's Andrew Craft reports on the breaking news.

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[RVH-iodr]

Not a word about how many people have lost their homes, become homeless and even died because of unaffordable healthcare.

[JamesBond-vngh]

After 4 months of FBI investigation, we know less about President Trump shooter than we know about NYC shooter in 4 days.

[RESTeasyrenos]

Im so disappointed in the American people. Im never going to McDonalds again.

[Autolove]

How many unsolved homicides in NY & do they go after all like this?

[feral_wolverine]

Feel bad for Luigi and those affected by the Healthcare system in the US

[Roomsixtyfive]

He's guilty if we the jury find him guilty.

[hauvtoj]

He got caught because he couldn't resist a McRib.

[TheSuperPsychoKiller]

And all of this getting caught could have been avoided if he ordered Uber Eats.

[tkoshannahan]

And when will murder charges be filed against all the CEOs of the insurance companies that left so many people to die just to fill their own bank accounts?

[freehomefinds]

That is not the assassin, it's a distraction. Who would dine at McDonalds with a gun and a manifest and a fake ID unless they wanted to be caught.

[KeepitDre]

I can't believe a mcdonald's employee snitched

[kenmoreSF]

doesn't even look like the guy who smiled in the original photo

[hood_TheJoker]

McDonald's prolly has awful health care for their employees... shameful on that one worker who turned him in

[AutumnSky]

He lied about his identity, I thought we were in a time where we can identify as whomever we want it to be. So technically he didn't lie.

[icedcoffee]

The cops are framing this man! Louigi was hanging out with me nowhere near new york. I'm gonna gave to go to court now.

[michaelscott]

the CEO salary was $9.1M a year. It would take a person making $90, 000 a year 100 years to make that amount of money. That is why your insurance is so expensive and your coverage so poor. Let that sink in.

[silverqk]

something was fishy . it's not him .

[sA-nyjl]

He comes from rich family.
Someone related to him is said to have owned nursing homes. Owners of these are some of the most despicable in the nation. In California about 20 years ago all nursing homes were given an F by the State after inspections. They have only gotten worse since.
Government pays them lump sum for room, food, medical per month. They therefore do their best to not give medication in order to make more money. They have their own in house doctor that's only one allowed and their doctors would be right at home in concentration camp. How many patients died in nursing homes, the largest amount of deaths during COVID.
Why not this outrage about nursing homes when so many died? In California a nursing home was abandoned by all staff for 24 hrs without letting anyone know. Family not allowed to enter. In New Jersey a nursing home was tossing bodies of dead patients in a shed. Neighbors complained of the stinch.
Anyone can end up in a nursing home one day. Stroke, bad accident, chronic illness, memory problems, old age.

[techinallday]

He can’t even get his name right …joker

[mikerivera]

The reporter said his name all messed up