Luigi Mangione apologized for wanting 'suspicious' earlier than arrest

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Luigi Mangione appeared to apologize for wanting "suspicious" earlier than he was arrested in Pennsylvania for the alleged December 2024 killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

The Manhattan District Legal professional's Workplace launched the video on Tuesday afternoon following day 6 of hearings to find out if proof will likely be excluded from Mangione's trial. The alleged murderer's protection staff tried to get Choose Gregory Carro to bar the discharge of the video, however was unsuccessful.

Mangione was arrested at a McDonald's in Altoona, Pennsylvania, on Dec. 9, 2024. An worker on the fast-food restaurant reportedly acknowledged Mangione and informed a co-worker, who then alerted police.

Earlier than Mangione was arrested by police, physique digital camera video launched by prosecutors reveals a police officer saying they acquired a name that he appeared "suspicious."

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Luigi Mangione speaks to a police officer in Altoona, Pennsylvania. (Manhattan District Legal professional's Workplace)

"I am sorry," Mangione informed the police officer earlier than wanting down at his telephone. Mangione recognized himself as "Mark Rosario" in the course of the interplay and handed over an ID.

In keeping with the officer, the one who reported Mangione to authorities did so as a result of they "thought [he] appeared like somebody."

Earlier within the week, prosecutors launched a number of photos depicting Mangione's possessions, reminiscent of his ID, credit score and debit playing cards, an escape route from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati and extra.

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Final week, prosecutors released the 911 call which led to Mangione's arrest on the Pennsylvania McDonald's.

"I am a supervisor at Plank Road McDonald's out right here on the boulevard," a McDonald's supervisor informed the 911 dispatcher. "And I've a buyer right here, that another clients have been suspicious of, that he seems just like the CEO shooter from New York."

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Altoona Police Officer Stephen Fox testified that he was assured Mangione was the suspect in Thompson's demise when the alleged murderer smiled at him.