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Video seems to indicate Alex Pretti in scuffle with federal brokers 11 days earlier than his loss of life
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Video seems to indicate Alex Pretti in scuffle with federal brokers 11 days earlier than his loss of life

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Last updated: January 29, 2026 2:04 am
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A newly launched video seems to indicate 37-year-old Alex Pretti confronting federal immigration officers on a Minneapolis road 11 days earlier than he was fatally shot in one other encounter with Customs and Border Safety brokers.

A consultant for the Pretti household advised CBS Information that Pretti was the person within the video. The consultant mentioned the household knew in regards to the incident and that he sustained accidents, however didn’t obtain medical care.      

The video was recorded on Jan. 13 and posted Wednesday by The Information Motion, a digital media outlet. It reveals a person confronting federal brokers together with different protesters. The video was verified by CBS Information associate BBC Information, and CBS Information has confirmed the footage was filmed in Minneapolis.

Within the video, the person is seen kicking and damaging the taillight of a authorities SUV. The automobile then stops, and federal brokers emerge and sort out him to the bottom.

There seems to be a handgun within the man’s waistband — as was additionally seen in footage from the day Pretti was killed. 

The video doesn’t point out whether or not the person was detained by federal officers following the Jan. 13 incident. 

Later within the video, officers deploy chemical irritants on the street as numerous different folks shout, honk their horns or stand round filming the scene on their telephones.


Man who seems to be Alex Pretti filmed interacting with federal brokers by
The Information Motion on
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A Division of Homeland Safety official advised CBS Information investigators with Homeland Safety Investigations have been conscious of the video and are analyzing it. 

One other video from the scene that day additionally reveals a person who resembles Pretti sporting the identical clothes as seen within the footage posted by The Information Motion.

Pretti was sporting very related clothes in footage from Saturday, Jan. 24, the day he was shot and killed.

“Per week earlier than Alex was gunned down on the street — regardless of posing no menace to anybody — he was violently assaulted by a gaggle of ICE brokers,” Steve Schleicher, an lawyer for the Pretti household, advised CBS Information in a press release concerning the video. “Nothing that occurred a full week earlier than might presumably have justified Alex’s killing by the hands of ICE on Jan 24.”

Pretti, an intensive care nurse with the Veterans Administration, was shot as he and a number of other others protested an operation by immigration officers in south Minneapolis. Movies from the scene confirmed that he had a cellphone in his hand earlier than being shoved to the bottom by a number of officers, certainly one of whom removes a gun from Pretti’s waist throughout a skirmish moments earlier than one other Border Patrol agent opened fireplace.

Trump administration officers have alleged that the pictures fired by the brokers have been “defensive” in nature. 

Pretti was a lawful gun proprietor with a allow to hold, native officers mentioned. Underneath Minnesota regulation, it is authorized to hold a handgun in public if in case you have a legitimate allow.

In line with a authorities report despatched to Congress and obtained by CBS Information, two CBP brokers fired their weapons through the encounter. 

The brokers concerned within the incident have been positioned on depart, a federal regulation enforcement official advised CBS Information Wednesday. 

Nancy Cordes and

Nicole Sganga

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