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and this is the sound of Minneapolis this week.

The agents threw protesters to the ground and shot us with pepperball. this week.

The agents threw protesters to the ground and shot us with pepper balls and yanked people from the crowd. One of the agents pulled out his real firearm and aimed it at me from point-blank range

while I had my hands open and out to my sides. They came around the car surrounded us.

At no point where we instructed to exit the vehicle,

we just had our hands in their air as they yelled at us.

They proceeded to smash the windows,

and then the gentleman opened the door

because it was unlocked after smashing the window

and tore me out and I was arrested.

And I was arrested.

The ice agent that had pepper sprayed into the vents of my car said,

you guys got to stop obstructing us.

That's why that lesbian is dead, verbatim.

Sounds and voices from Minneapolis, thanks to MPR news and to you, our own 1A listeners. Jonathan Aguilar Garcia, 17 years old, says he's a

United States citizen. He is a United States citizen. Seen on video tackled at his job at Target and stuffed into an

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