Gretchen Whitmer's office says she was on 'hit list' found with suspect accused of killing judge

Catch up fast: Local police were called to Roemer’s home early Friday morning after receiving a report of shots fired. When they arrived, they attempted to negotiate with someone inside the home, according to a Wisconsin Department of Justice press release.

• When police entered the home, they found Roemer, who retired in 2017, dead.
• In the basement, they found the 56-year-old Uhde with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. Police recovered a gun, and Uhde was transported to a hospital. He is listed in critical condition.
• Wisconsin’s Division of Criminal Investigation is leading the investigation, with support from local and state police and the FBI, according to a release.

What they’re saying: "This, as I mentioned before, does appear to be a targeted act and the individual who is a suspect appears to have had other targets as well. It appears to be related to the judicial system," said Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul at a Friday press conference, per CNN.

• While the investigation is ongoing, Kaul added that police did not believe others were in danger.
• "Those who may have been other targets have been notified of that, but we are not aware of any active threat to individuals," he said.