New Video Contradicts DHS Claims About Minneapolis Killing of Alex Pretti
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New Video Contradicts DHS Claims About Minneapolis Killing of Alex Pretti
"In the original video of the shooting of a man in Minneapolis, identified by the Minneapolis Star Tribune at 37-year-old Alex Jeffrey Pretti, a woman in a pink coat was seen in the background filming the incident with her phone. Drop Site News obtained footage that appeared "to come from the direction of the woman in pink filming from the sidewalk" and showed the shooting at a closer distance than the footage taken from inside Glam Doll Donuts."
"In the video, the shooting victim, dressed in a brown coat and pants, is seen filming a federal agent with his phone. He's then seen guiding another person toward the sidewalk as the agent forcefully shoves a third person to the ground. The agent appears to pepper-spray Pretti and pull him away from the other person as a group of several other officers approach and surround him. They wrestle him to the ground and struggle with him for several seconds before he appears to try to get up. Roughly 10 gun shots ring out and Pretti falls to the ground."
Federal immigration agents shot and killed 37-year-old Alex Jeffrey Pretti in Minneapolis during a street confrontation. Video footage shows Pretti filming a federal agent and guiding another person toward the sidewalk while an agent forcefully shoves a third person to the ground. Footage obtained from a woman in a pink coat and from inside Glam Doll Donuts shows the agent pepper-spraying Pretti as several officers approached, wrestled him to the ground, and struggled with him. Pretti appears to try to rise before roughly ten gunshots ring out and he falls. A makeshift memorial and public outrage followed the killing.
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