Fatal Federal Shooting Prompts State Guard Activation, Continued Nationwide Protests
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- A 37-year-old Minnesota resident, Alex Pretti, was fatally shot during a federal law enforcement operation in Minneapolis. State officials say the incident is under investigation and that Minnesota authorities will lead the review, citing concerns about relying on a federal-led process.
- The shooting prompted protests in Minneapolis, with large crowds gathering in the area. State and local leaders have urged calm and peaceful demonstrations, warning that violence could escalate tensions. Additional public safety resources, including the State Patrol and National Guard, have been activated to support local law enforcement and maintain safety as the investigation continues.
- This follows earlier federal agent–involved shootings this month, including a Jan. 14 incident in north Minneapolis where an ICE agent shot a man in the leg, and the Jan. 7 fatal shooting of Renée Good by an ICE officer in south Minneapolis, which sparked widespread protests.
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A Citizen user shows video of individuals on the scene for a vigil.
The new information originated from an analysis of body camera footage, per the AP. The notice also said that the Pretti resisted when officers tried to take Pretti into custody, which led to a struggle. A Border Patrol agent exclaimed that Pretti was armed multiple times.
Per the notice, shots were fired by a Border Patrol officer and a CBP officer.
During the shooting of Alex Pretti, two federal officers fired shots, per a new report from the Associated Press citing a CBP notice.
Community members gathered at the shooting site to mourn Alex Pretti.
The agents involved in the shooting are members of the Border Patrol Tactical Unit. Federal investigators are reviewing their body camera footage.
Local news reports that the crowd has largely dispersed.
DHS said they are investigating the shooting.
A federal agent's finger was bitten off by a protester, according to Homeland Security Director Kristi Noem.
The man wanted by federal agents took off and ran into a donut shop before the shooting, according to reports.
Vice President JD Vance alleged that local leadership refused to answer requests for coordination with federal officers on the ground.
[State National Guard troops](https://go.citizen.com/zeMYryMlc0b) are assisting local authorities with security and logistics.
Minnesota has activated additional public safety resources, including the State Patrol, the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, and the National Guard, to support local law enforcement.
State leaders are urging the public to remain calm and demonstrate peacefully, warning that violence could further escalate tensions.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said the state, not the federal government, will handle the investigation into the fatal shooting, noting they do not trust federal authorities to oversee it. However, DHS said they are currently investigating.
Alex Pretti has been identified by his family as the victim. Pretti was reportedly an ICU nurse.
The NBA postponed a game today between the Timberwolves and Warriors, according to ESPN.
Bovino said that federal agents need help from state and local partners to curb attacks on officers and remove violent criminals from the streets.
“200 rioters arrived at the scene and began to obstruct and assault law enforcement,” according to Bovino.
Agents were targeting a man who was allegedly undocumented with a criminal history that includes domestic assault to intentionally inflict bodily harm, disorderly conduct, and driving without a valid license, according to Bovino.
The officer was highly trained and had been serving as a border patrol agent for eight years, according to officials.
An individual reportedly approached U.S. Border Patrol agents while armed with a 9mm semi-automatic handgun, according to US Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino. Agents tried to disarm the individual, who allegedly resisted during the encounter. A firearm and two loaded magazines were recovered. The individual was reportedly not carrying identification.
The man shot has been identified by local police; his identity is not being released at this moment, O'Hara said.
The protest has been declared an unlawful assembly, O'Hara said.
Local police have called on protesters to leave the area.
O'Hara said the victim was a 37-year-old man.
Border Patrol officials said in a statement that their agents receive training to protect themselves, their fellow officers, and the public during enforcement operations. Officials said the use of force occurred after an individual brought and brandished a loaded handgun during the incident. Border Patrol emphasized that armed confrontations during protests pose serious risks to public and officer safety.
Dumpsters are currently on fire in the area.
DHS law enforcement officers were conducting a targeted operation around 9 a.m. when an individual approached U.S. Border Patrol agents while armed with a 9mm handgun, officials said. Agents attempted to disarm the individual, who resisted. During the encounter, an agent fired defensive shots, authorities said. A firearm and two magazines were recovered at the scene, and the individual was not carrying identification.
The FBI is on scene.
A vigil is planned for the victim at the scene for 1 p.m.
The victim was a 51-year-old man, according to a report from The Associated Press.
Protesters are reportedly throwing objects at federal agents, causing the deployment of crowd control measures, according to local news outlets.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said the individual had a firearm with two magazines, and a weapon was recovered at the scene.
There are around three layers of barricades set up by civilians, according to local reports.
State, local, and federal officers are all on the scene.
The man who was shot has died, according to Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara.
KARE 11 reported seeing protesters cutting crime scene tape.
Federal agents have reportedly deployed crowd-control measures.
The crowd is attempting to block federal agents from leaving by setting up barricades in the street.
Citizen user video shows tear gas being deployed at the scene.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said he spoke to the White House following the shooting.
The crowd has barricaded the street with dumpsters and trash.
Border Patrol reportedly shot a person, according to FOX News. The person was reportedly armed with a gun that was recovered.
City officials said they are aware of the reports of a shooting involving federal law enforcement.
The roadway has been cordoned off and a large crowd is gathering.
A Citizen user shows video of police and federal agents in the area.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at W 26th St & Nicollet Ave.
A Citizen user shows video of individuals on the scene for a vigil.
The new information originated from an analysis of body camera footage, per the AP. The notice also said that the Pretti resisted when officers tried to take Pretti into custody, which led to a struggle. A Border Patrol agent exclaimed that Pretti was armed multiple times.
Per the notice, shots were fired by a Border Patrol officer and a CBP officer.
During the shooting of Alex Pretti, two federal officers fired shots, per a new report from the Associated Press citing a CBP notice.
Community members gathered at the shooting site to mourn Alex Pretti.
The agents involved in the shooting are members of the Border Patrol Tactical Unit. Federal investigators are reviewing their body camera footage.
Local news reports that the crowd has largely dispersed.
DHS said they are investigating the shooting.
A federal agent's finger was bitten off by a protester, according to Homeland Security Director Kristi Noem.
The man wanted by federal agents took off and ran into a donut shop before the shooting, according to reports.
Vice President JD Vance alleged that local leadership refused to answer requests for coordination with federal officers on the ground.
[State National Guard troops](https://go.citizen.com/zeMYryMlc0b) are assisting local authorities with security and logistics.
Minnesota has activated additional public safety resources, including the State Patrol, the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, and the National Guard, to support local law enforcement.
State leaders are urging the public to remain calm and demonstrate peacefully, warning that violence could further escalate tensions.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said the state, not the federal government, will handle the investigation into the fatal shooting, noting they do not trust federal authorities to oversee it. However, DHS said they are currently investigating.
Alex Pretti has been identified by his family as the victim. Pretti was reportedly an ICU nurse.
The NBA postponed a game today between the Timberwolves and Warriors, according to ESPN.
Bovino said that federal agents need help from state and local partners to curb attacks on officers and remove violent criminals from the streets.
“200 rioters arrived at the scene and began to obstruct and assault law enforcement,” according to Bovino.
Agents were targeting a man who was allegedly undocumented with a criminal history that includes domestic assault to intentionally inflict bodily harm, disorderly conduct, and driving without a valid license, according to Bovino.
The officer was highly trained and had been serving as a border patrol agent for eight years, according to officials.
An individual reportedly approached U.S. Border Patrol agents while armed with a 9mm semi-automatic handgun, according to US Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino. Agents tried to disarm the individual, who allegedly resisted during the encounter. A firearm and two loaded magazines were recovered. The individual was reportedly not carrying identification.
The man shot has been identified by local police; his identity is not being released at this moment, O'Hara said.
The protest has been declared an unlawful assembly, O'Hara said.
Local police have called on protesters to leave the area.
O'Hara said the victim was a 37-year-old man.
Border Patrol officials said in a statement that their agents receive training to protect themselves, their fellow officers, and the public during enforcement operations. Officials said the use of force occurred after an individual brought and brandished a loaded handgun during the incident. Border Patrol emphasized that armed confrontations during protests pose serious risks to public and officer safety.
Dumpsters are currently on fire in the area.
DHS law enforcement officers were conducting a targeted operation around 9 a.m. when an individual approached U.S. Border Patrol agents while armed with a 9mm handgun, officials said. Agents attempted to disarm the individual, who resisted. During the encounter, an agent fired defensive shots, authorities said. A firearm and two magazines were recovered at the scene, and the individual was not carrying identification.
The FBI is on scene.
A vigil is planned for the victim at the scene for 1 p.m.
The victim was a 51-year-old man, according to a report from The Associated Press.
Protesters are reportedly throwing objects at federal agents, causing the deployment of crowd control measures, according to local news outlets.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said the individual had a firearm with two magazines, and a weapon was recovered at the scene.
There are around three layers of barricades set up by civilians, according to local reports.
State, local, and federal officers are all on the scene.
The man who was shot has died, according to Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara.
KARE 11 reported seeing protesters cutting crime scene tape.
Federal agents have reportedly deployed crowd-control measures.
The crowd is attempting to block federal agents from leaving by setting up barricades in the street.
Citizen user video shows tear gas being deployed at the scene.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said he spoke to the White House following the shooting.
The crowd has barricaded the street with dumpsters and trash.
Border Patrol reportedly shot a person, according to FOX News. The person was reportedly armed with a gun that was recovered.
City officials said they are aware of the reports of a shooting involving federal law enforcement.
The roadway has been cordoned off and a large crowd is gathering.
A Citizen user shows video of police and federal agents in the area.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at W 26th St & Nicollet Ave.
A Citizen user shows video of individuals on the scene for a vigil.
The new information originated from an analysis of body camera footage, per the AP. The notice also said that the Pretti resisted when officers tried to take Pretti into custody, which led to a struggle. A Border Patrol agent exclaimed that Pretti was armed multiple times.
Per the notice, shots were fired by a Border Patrol officer and a CBP officer.
During the shooting of Alex Pretti, two federal officers fired shots, per a new report from the Associated Press citing a CBP notice.
Community members gathered at the shooting site to mourn Alex Pretti.
The agents involved in the shooting are members of the Border Patrol Tactical Unit. Federal investigators are reviewing their body camera footage.
Local news reports that the crowd has largely dispersed.
DHS said they are investigating the shooting.
A federal agent's finger was bitten off by a protester, according to Homeland Security Director Kristi Noem.
The man wanted by federal agents took off and ran into a donut shop before the shooting, according to reports.
Vice President JD Vance alleged that local leadership refused to answer requests for coordination with federal officers on the ground.
[State National Guard troops](https://go.citizen.com/zeMYryMlc0b) are assisting local authorities with security and logistics.
Minnesota has activated additional public safety resources, including the State Patrol, the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, and the National Guard, to support local law enforcement.
State leaders are urging the public to remain calm and demonstrate peacefully, warning that violence could further escalate tensions.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said the state, not the federal government, will handle the investigation into the fatal shooting, noting they do not trust federal authorities to oversee it. However, DHS said they are currently investigating.
Alex Pretti has been identified by his family as the victim. Pretti was reportedly an ICU nurse.
The NBA postponed a game today between the Timberwolves and Warriors, according to ESPN.
Bovino said that federal agents need help from state and local partners to curb attacks on officers and remove violent criminals from the streets.
“200 rioters arrived at the scene and began to obstruct and assault law enforcement,” according to Bovino.
Agents were targeting a man who was allegedly undocumented with a criminal history that includes domestic assault to intentionally inflict bodily harm, disorderly conduct, and driving without a valid license, according to Bovino.
The officer was highly trained and had been serving as a border patrol agent for eight years, according to officials.
An individual reportedly approached U.S. Border Patrol agents while armed with a 9mm semi-automatic handgun, according to US Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino. Agents tried to disarm the individual, who allegedly resisted during the encounter. A firearm and two loaded magazines were recovered. The individual was reportedly not carrying identification.
The man shot has been identified by local police; his identity is not being released at this moment, O'Hara said.
The protest has been declared an unlawful assembly, O'Hara said.
Local police have called on protesters to leave the area.
O'Hara said the victim was a 37-year-old man.
Border Patrol officials said in a statement that their agents receive training to protect themselves, their fellow officers, and the public during enforcement operations. Officials said the use of force occurred after an individual brought and brandished a loaded handgun during the incident. Border Patrol emphasized that armed confrontations during protests pose serious risks to public and officer safety.
Dumpsters are currently on fire in the area.
DHS law enforcement officers were conducting a targeted operation around 9 a.m. when an individual approached U.S. Border Patrol agents while armed with a 9mm handgun, officials said. Agents attempted to disarm the individual, who resisted. During the encounter, an agent fired defensive shots, authorities said. A firearm and two magazines were recovered at the scene, and the individual was not carrying identification.
The FBI is on scene.
A vigil is planned for the victim at the scene for 1 p.m.
The victim was a 51-year-old man, according to a report from The Associated Press.
Protesters are reportedly throwing objects at federal agents, causing the deployment of crowd control measures, according to local news outlets.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said the individual had a firearm with two magazines, and a weapon was recovered at the scene.
There are around three layers of barricades set up by civilians, according to local reports.
State, local, and federal officers are all on the scene.
The man who was shot has died, according to Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara.
KARE 11 reported seeing protesters cutting crime scene tape.
Federal agents have reportedly deployed crowd-control measures.
The crowd is attempting to block federal agents from leaving by setting up barricades in the street.
Citizen user video shows tear gas being deployed at the scene.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said he spoke to the White House following the shooting.
The crowd has barricaded the street with dumpsters and trash.
Border Patrol reportedly shot a person, according to FOX News. The person was reportedly armed with a gun that was recovered.
City officials said they are aware of the reports of a shooting involving federal law enforcement.
The roadway has been cordoned off and a large crowd is gathering.
A Citizen user shows video of police and federal agents in the area.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at W 26th St & Nicollet Ave.
A Citizen user shows video of individuals on the scene for a vigil.
The new information originated from an analysis of body camera footage, per the AP. The notice also said that the Pretti resisted when officers tried to take Pretti into custody, which led to a struggle. A Border Patrol agent exclaimed that Pretti was armed multiple times.
Per the notice, shots were fired by a Border Patrol officer and a CBP officer.
During the shooting of Alex Pretti, two federal officers fired shots, per a new report from the Associated Press citing a CBP notice.
Community members gathered at the shooting site to mourn Alex Pretti.
The agents involved in the shooting are members of the Border Patrol Tactical Unit. Federal investigators are reviewing their body camera footage.
Local news reports that the crowd has largely dispersed.
DHS said they are investigating the shooting.
A federal agent's finger was bitten off by a protester, according to Homeland Security Director Kristi Noem.
The man wanted by federal agents took off and ran into a donut shop before the shooting, according to reports.
Vice President JD Vance alleged that local leadership refused to answer requests for coordination with federal officers on the ground.
[State National Guard troops](https://go.citizen.com/zeMYryMlc0b) are assisting local authorities with security and logistics.
Minnesota has activated additional public safety resources, including the State Patrol, the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, and the National Guard, to support local law enforcement.
State leaders are urging the public to remain calm and demonstrate peacefully, warning that violence could further escalate tensions.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said the state, not the federal government, will handle the investigation into the fatal shooting, noting they do not trust federal authorities to oversee it. However, DHS said they are currently investigating.
Alex Pretti has been identified by his family as the victim. Pretti was reportedly an ICU nurse.
The NBA postponed a game today between the Timberwolves and Warriors, according to ESPN.
Bovino said that federal agents need help from state and local partners to curb attacks on officers and remove violent criminals from the streets.
“200 rioters arrived at the scene and began to obstruct and assault law enforcement,” according to Bovino.
Agents were targeting a man who was allegedly undocumented with a criminal history that includes domestic assault to intentionally inflict bodily harm, disorderly conduct, and driving without a valid license, according to Bovino.
The officer was highly trained and had been serving as a border patrol agent for eight years, according to officials.
An individual reportedly approached U.S. Border Patrol agents while armed with a 9mm semi-automatic handgun, according to US Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino. Agents tried to disarm the individual, who allegedly resisted during the encounter. A firearm and two loaded magazines were recovered. The individual was reportedly not carrying identification.
The man shot has been identified by local police; his identity is not being released at this moment, O'Hara said.
The protest has been declared an unlawful assembly, O'Hara said.
Local police have called on protesters to leave the area.
O'Hara said the victim was a 37-year-old man.
Border Patrol officials said in a statement that their agents receive training to protect themselves, their fellow officers, and the public during enforcement operations. Officials said the use of force occurred after an individual brought and brandished a loaded handgun during the incident. Border Patrol emphasized that armed confrontations during protests pose serious risks to public and officer safety.
Dumpsters are currently on fire in the area.
DHS law enforcement officers were conducting a targeted operation around 9 a.m. when an individual approached U.S. Border Patrol agents while armed with a 9mm handgun, officials said. Agents attempted to disarm the individual, who resisted. During the encounter, an agent fired defensive shots, authorities said. A firearm and two magazines were recovered at the scene, and the individual was not carrying identification.
The FBI is on scene.
A vigil is planned for the victim at the scene for 1 p.m.
The victim was a 51-year-old man, according to a report from The Associated Press.
Protesters are reportedly throwing objects at federal agents, causing the deployment of crowd control measures, according to local news outlets.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said the individual had a firearm with two magazines, and a weapon was recovered at the scene.
There are around three layers of barricades set up by civilians, according to local reports.
State, local, and federal officers are all on the scene.
The man who was shot has died, according to Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara.
KARE 11 reported seeing protesters cutting crime scene tape.
Federal agents have reportedly deployed crowd-control measures.
The crowd is attempting to block federal agents from leaving by setting up barricades in the street.
Citizen user video shows tear gas being deployed at the scene.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said he spoke to the White House following the shooting.
The crowd has barricaded the street with dumpsters and trash.
Border Patrol reportedly shot a person, according to FOX News. The person was reportedly armed with a gun that was recovered.
City officials said they are aware of the reports of a shooting involving federal law enforcement.
The roadway has been cordoned off and a large crowd is gathering.
A Citizen user shows video of police and federal agents in the area.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at W 26th St & Nicollet Ave.
A Citizen user shows video of individuals on the scene for a vigil.
The new information originated from an analysis of body camera footage, per the AP. The notice also said that the Pretti resisted when officers tried to take Pretti into custody, which led to a struggle. A Border Patrol agent exclaimed that Pretti was armed multiple times.
Per the notice, shots were fired by a Border Patrol officer and a CBP officer.
During the shooting of Alex Pretti, two federal officers fired shots, per a new report from the Associated Press citing a CBP notice.
Community members gathered at the shooting site to mourn Alex Pretti.
The agents involved in the shooting are members of the Border Patrol Tactical Unit. Federal investigators are reviewing their body camera footage.
Local news reports that the crowd has largely dispersed.
DHS said they are investigating the shooting.
A federal agent's finger was bitten off by a protester, according to Homeland Security Director Kristi Noem.
The man wanted by federal agents took off and ran into a donut shop before the shooting, according to reports.
Vice President JD Vance alleged that local leadership refused to answer requests for coordination with federal officers on the ground.
[State National Guard troops](https://go.citizen.com/zeMYryMlc0b) are assisting local authorities with security and logistics.
Minnesota has activated additional public safety resources, including the State Patrol, the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, and the National Guard, to support local law enforcement.
State leaders are urging the public to remain calm and demonstrate peacefully, warning that violence could further escalate tensions.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said the state, not the federal government, will handle the investigation into the fatal shooting, noting they do not trust federal authorities to oversee it. However, DHS said they are currently investigating.
Alex Pretti has been identified by his family as the victim. Pretti was reportedly an ICU nurse.
The NBA postponed a game today between the Timberwolves and Warriors, according to ESPN.
Bovino said that federal agents need help from state and local partners to curb attacks on officers and remove violent criminals from the streets.
“200 rioters arrived at the scene and began to obstruct and assault law enforcement,” according to Bovino.
Agents were targeting a man who was allegedly undocumented with a criminal history that includes domestic assault to intentionally inflict bodily harm, disorderly conduct, and driving without a valid license, according to Bovino.
The officer was highly trained and had been serving as a border patrol agent for eight years, according to officials.
An individual reportedly approached U.S. Border Patrol agents while armed with a 9mm semi-automatic handgun, according to US Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino. Agents tried to disarm the individual, who allegedly resisted during the encounter. A firearm and two loaded magazines were recovered. The individual was reportedly not carrying identification.
The man shot has been identified by local police; his identity is not being released at this moment, O'Hara said.
The protest has been declared an unlawful assembly, O'Hara said.
Local police have called on protesters to leave the area.
O'Hara said the victim was a 37-year-old man.
Border Patrol officials said in a statement that their agents receive training to protect themselves, their fellow officers, and the public during enforcement operations. Officials said the use of force occurred after an individual brought and brandished a loaded handgun during the incident. Border Patrol emphasized that armed confrontations during protests pose serious risks to public and officer safety.
Dumpsters are currently on fire in the area.
DHS law enforcement officers were conducting a targeted operation around 9 a.m. when an individual approached U.S. Border Patrol agents while armed with a 9mm handgun, officials said. Agents attempted to disarm the individual, who resisted. During the encounter, an agent fired defensive shots, authorities said. A firearm and two magazines were recovered at the scene, and the individual was not carrying identification.
The FBI is on scene.
A vigil is planned for the victim at the scene for 1 p.m.
The victim was a 51-year-old man, according to a report from The Associated Press.
Protesters are reportedly throwing objects at federal agents, causing the deployment of crowd control measures, according to local news outlets.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said the individual had a firearm with two magazines, and a weapon was recovered at the scene.
There are around three layers of barricades set up by civilians, according to local reports.
State, local, and federal officers are all on the scene.
The man who was shot has died, according to Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara.
KARE 11 reported seeing protesters cutting crime scene tape.
Federal agents have reportedly deployed crowd-control measures.
The crowd is attempting to block federal agents from leaving by setting up barricades in the street.
Citizen user video shows tear gas being deployed at the scene.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said he spoke to the White House following the shooting.
The crowd has barricaded the street with dumpsters and trash.
Border Patrol reportedly shot a person, according to FOX News. The person was reportedly armed with a gun that was recovered.
City officials said they are aware of the reports of a shooting involving federal law enforcement.
The roadway has been cordoned off and a large crowd is gathering.
A Citizen user shows video of police and federal agents in the area.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at W 26th St & Nicollet Ave.
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Being armed is not a crime
@minneapolisUser2124150052 sure but you can’t resist police and square off with them while armed
How can anybody, Republican or Democrat be ok with this?
@anavida only the dictator’s regime is ok with this!!!
The victim was a citizen with no criminal record and was carrying legally. He was observing and recording. You all saying he was armed and deserved sound so stupid. We have the constitutional right be armed.
@phwak you cannot be blinder
To the donut that said that’s a lot of unemployed, it’s Saturday…
Being armed is not a crime
@minneapolisUser2124150052 sure but you can’t resist police and square off with them while armed
How can anybody, Republican or Democrat be ok with this?
@anavida only the dictator’s regime is ok with this!!!
The victim was a citizen with no criminal record and was carrying legally. He was observing and recording. You all saying he was armed and deserved sound so stupid. We have the constitutional right be armed.
@phwak you cannot be blinder
To the donut that said that’s a lot of unemployed, it’s Saturday…
Being armed is not a crime
@minneapolisUser2124150052 sure but you can’t resist police and square off with them while armed
How can anybody, Republican or Democrat be ok with this?
@anavida only the dictator’s regime is ok with this!!!
The victim was a citizen with no criminal record and was carrying legally. He was observing and recording. You all saying he was armed and deserved sound so stupid. We have the constitutional right be armed.
@phwak you cannot be blinder
To the donut that said that’s a lot of unemployed, it’s Saturday…
Being armed is not a crime
@minneapolisUser2124150052 sure but you can’t resist police and square off with them while armed
How can anybody, Republican or Democrat be ok with this?
@anavida only the dictator’s regime is ok with this!!!
The victim was a citizen with no criminal record and was carrying legally. He was observing and recording. You all saying he was armed and deserved sound so stupid. We have the constitutional right be armed.
@phwak you cannot be blinder
To the donut that said that’s a lot of unemployed, it’s Saturday…
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Being armed is not a crime
@minneapolisUser2124150052 sure but you can’t resist police and square off with them while armed
How can anybody, Republican or Democrat be ok with this?
@anavida only the dictator’s regime is ok with this!!!
The victim was a citizen with no criminal record and was carrying legally. He was observing and recording. You all saying he was armed and deserved sound so stupid. We have the constitutional right be armed.
@phwak you cannot be blinder
To the donut that said that’s a lot of unemployed, it’s Saturday…