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Good evening. Once again, I am Stephanie Rule,

and we have got some news to cover tonight.

A major development in the investigation into the murder of United Healthcare CEO, Brian Thompson.

Late this evening, Manhattan prosecutors charged 26-year-old Luigi Mangione with murder.

Mangione was apprehended in Altoona, Pennsylvania, about two hours away from Pittsburgh.

He's facing additional forgery and firearms charges there. Our own Stephanie Gossk has the details

of the arrest. Twenty-six-year-old Luigi Mangione is in custody tonight in Pennsylvania,

arraigned on unrelated felony gun charges and lying to police about his identity.

Five days after United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson was stalked and gunned down on the streets of Midtown Manhattan,

the masked shooter fleeing on an e-bike into Central Park and eluding police long enough to get out of the city.

The suspect was in a McDonald's and was recognized

by an employee who then called local police. 280 miles west of New York City, eating breakfast.

Officer Tyler Frye, who's been on the job just six months, described approaching Mangione.

Me, my partner and I recognized him immediately.

Didn't even think twice about it. We knew that was our guy. Local police detained Mangioni after he showed

them this fake ID from New Jersey with the name Mark Rosario, the same one he used to check into a

Manhattan hostel, according to two senior law enforcement officials. The NYPD says it was one of multiple fake IDs in his possession,

along with a U.S. passport, a similar mask and clothing worn by the gunman,

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