Alleged Ilhan Omar attacker hinted at town hall plans in cryptic texts to neighbor: ‘I might get arrested’

The maniac who allegedly attacked Rep. Ilhan Omar with a mystery liquid at a Minnesota town hall meeting had hinted in a cryptic text to a neighbor that he “might get arrested” at the event.

Anthony Kazmierczak, 55, allegedly charged at the lefty congresswoman Tuesday night as she stood at the podium and called for abolishing ICE, spraying an amber-colored, foul-smelling liquid from a syringe in her direction.

Days before the chaotic town hall, Kazmierczak’s neighbor Brian Kelley recalled that Kazmierczak asked if Kelley could watch his dog when he went to see Omar speak — and hinted that something would happen at the event.

“He said, ‘I’m going to do this Omar thing.’ I’m like, Omar what? He said, ‘This town hall thing.’ And he said, ‘I might get arrested,’” Kelley told The Post.“I figured it was nonsense. He wasn’t going to do anything stupid. I said, ‘Sure, I’ll walk her.’ But then the next day he said, ‘Don’t worry about it, I’ve got it covered.’ I figured he blew that off.”

After Kazmierczak allegedly sprayed Omar, she chased him down before he was grabbed and removed from the Urban League Twin Cities facility in Minneapolis.

Kazmierczak was arrested by Minneapolis Police Department officers and booked into Hennepin County Jail for third-degree assault, according to a department spokesman.

Kelley said his neighbor has been “heavily medicated” due to a car wreck that affected his spine years ago.

The crash left him “not very physically able to do much.”

“He’s also been diagnosed with Parkinson’s,” the neighbor said, noting, “He’s only 55.”

Kelley described Kazmierczak, who shared photos supporting President Trump on Facebook, as a “pretty conservative guy” who “doesn’t like Omar.”

“He doesn’t say much about stuff, but he’ll send articles and posts about different things,” the neighbor said.

“I didn’t take him seriously. I’m surprised, but not overly surprised,” the neighbor added. “I figured when he said he was going to go to the town hall, he’d stand up and say something stupid. I can’t imagine him assaulting or spraying somebody.”