US Edition2 federal officers fired shots during encounter that killed Alex Pretti, DHS tells Congress
CBP officers fired their service pistols during a struggle after attempting to detain Alex Pretti, who was pronounced dead at a Minneapolis hospital, officials reported.
- Two federal officers fired shots during an encounter that killed Alex Pretti, according to the Department of Homeland Security's statement to Congress.
- The Department of Homeland Security's 13-page use-of-force policy applies to agencies like Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection .
- The policy states that officers may only use force when necessary, prohibits excessive force, and requires verbal warnings and de-escalation tactics before using force.
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There is a first comprehensive official presentation of the following heavy shots by federal officials at a US citizen in Minneapolis. Media also describe what is not mentioned in it.
Leaked DHS document debunks Trump admin's key defense of Alex Pretti shooting
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem’s own agency conducted a review that jettisoned her quick interpretation of slain Minneapolis resident and U.S. citizen Alex Pretti as a man who was “brandishing” a gun.The New York Times reported Tuesday that it obtained an internal review conducted by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office of Professional Responsibility, that made no mention of the DHS' earlier claims that Pret…
2 federal agents fired shots when Alex Pretti was killed in Minneapolis, says U.S. official
Two federal officers fired shots during the encounter that killed ICU nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, a U.S. Customs and Border Protection official told Congress in a notice sent Tuesday.
This is what a customs and border protection officer indicated in a note transmitted on Tuesday.
Alex Pretti died after being shot by CBP agents in a struggle. Videos suggest he never pulled his gun. The case causes controversy.
Two U.S. federal officers fired shots in deadly encounter with Alex Pretti, DHS tells U.S. Congress
U.S. Federal immigration authorities have released an Ecuadorian man whose detention led the chief federal judge in Minnesota to order the head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement to appear in his courtroom, the man’s attorney said Tuesday.
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