Hi, everybody. This is Stefan Molyneu from Free Domain, Free Domain.com. We're going to have some expert

feedback coming up. Let's just go over the shooting quickly on January 24th, 2026 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

37-year-old Alex Jeffrey Preti, an intensive care nurse at a Veterans Affairs hospital and licensed

concealed carry permit holder with no criminal record,

was fatally shot by U.S. Border Patrol agents during a widespread protest or protests against

federal immigration enforcement actions. There are, of course, the inevitable almost 360

bystander videos from multiple angles show pretty initially holding only a cell phone,

apparently recording or observing agents before being tackled and pinned to the ground by several officers in a scuffle.

Some people say he was not brandishing a weapon, and one agent appears to have removed a handgun from his waistband just before

during the takedown. Almost immediately afterwards, agents fired at least 10 shots down to five

seconds, killing him at the scene, even as he lay motionless, prompting widespread

controversy. Federal officials, including DHS Secretary Kristy Noem and Border Patrol leaders

quickly described

to self-defense against an armed individual intent on massacring law enforcement, laboring

Prattie, it would be assassins or domestic terrorist. Claims strongly disputed by eyewitness

accounts, video evidence, Prattie's family, who called official statements, sickening lies,

local authorities and

experts questioning the justification for legal force after disarming. So, a contact of mine has said,

I'm a retired police officer with a degree in criminal justice and counterterrorism. He said,

I'm not analyzing this emotionally or politically.

I'm applying standard use of force doctrine, officer training, and established legal precedent.

A clear factual breakdown of this incident. One, early video clips do not represent the entire

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