Jonathan Michael Bohn, a registered lobbyist and Democrat donor in Minnesota, was arrested and charged with felony threats of violence after allegedly sending text messages threatening to carry out a shooting at the Minnesota State Capitol. Court documents indicate that Bohn detailed his possession of 500 bullets and expressed intent to shoot lawmakers, including statements such as "Today I bought 500 bullets. I can’t wait to shoot one of you motherfu**ers in the face." The charges stem from threats made with the purpose to terrorize others. This incident follows recent political tensions in Minnesota, including a previous assassination involving a Tim Walz appointee. Separately, Minneapolis mayoral candidate Omar Fateh, born and raised in the U.S., referred to Somalia as "our home" in remarks to the Somali community in Minnesota, highlighting the state's significant Somali population and raising discussions about cultural identity within the city.