No felony charges for the Fourth of July fireworks aimed at Senator John Hoffman’s home—though the trauma is fresh, especially after last year’s horrific shooting that left his wife with 17 gunshot wounds and their daughter Hope bravely calling 9-1-1. The same doorbell camera that captured last year’s attacker also caught this incident. The Hennepin County Attorney’s Office found insufficient evidence for felony charges but referred the case to the Champlin City Attorney for possible gross misdemeanor charges. County Attorney Daniel Borgertpoepping called the harassment “absolutely unacceptable” and acknowledged the family’s ongoing pain. The investigation continues, but felony options are off the table for now.
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