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US executives warned about online 'hitlist' after killing of healthcare CEO

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December 12, 2024

The New York police department (NYPD) has warned US healthcare executives of a heightened risk to their lives after identifying an online "hitlist" posted in the wake of last week's assassination of the United Healthcare CEO, Brian Thompson.

- Robert Tait

Corporations have scrambled to give their senior figures added protection against the threat of copycat killings following Thompson's murder, which has been celebrated in some quarters of social media.

The NYPD's warning came in a bulletin, which highlighted viral posts publicising the names and salaries of several other health insurance executives. In addition to the social media posts, multiple "wanted" signs featuring corporate chief executives have been posted throughout Manhattan, according to the bulletin, which was first reported by ABC.

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