The Trump administration's account of Alex Pretti's killing has been thrown into doubt by video evidence that contradicts the official narrative. Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse, was shot and killed in Minneapolis just weeks after Renee Good's fatal shooting in the same city.
According to the Department of Homeland Security, Pretti was "brandishing" a gun, a "domestic terrorist," and aggressively approached federal agents before being fatally shot. However, footage obtained by France 24 appears to contradict these claims, showing Pretti interacting peacefully with agents.
The video shows Pretti, wearing his hospital ID badge, walking towards the agents while they are on duty, but there is no indication of any aggression or gun-wielding behavior from him. This directly contradicts the Trump administration's account, which has sparked outrage and questions over the accuracy of official narratives.
As Vedika Bahl examines multiple angles of the incident in "Truth or Fake," it becomes clear that the footage challenges the notion of Pretti as an aggressor. The investigation into his death remains shrouded in mystery, leaving many to wonder what really happened on that fateful day in Minneapolis.
According to the Department of Homeland Security, Pretti was "brandishing" a gun, a "domestic terrorist," and aggressively approached federal agents before being fatally shot. However, footage obtained by France 24 appears to contradict these claims, showing Pretti interacting peacefully with agents.
The video shows Pretti, wearing his hospital ID badge, walking towards the agents while they are on duty, but there is no indication of any aggression or gun-wielding behavior from him. This directly contradicts the Trump administration's account, which has sparked outrage and questions over the accuracy of official narratives.
As Vedika Bahl examines multiple angles of the incident in "Truth or Fake," it becomes clear that the footage challenges the notion of Pretti as an aggressor. The investigation into his death remains shrouded in mystery, leaving many to wonder what really happened on that fateful day in Minneapolis.
... like who exactly are these agents to be acting like they're the authorities or something? and why did they shoot a guy with a hospital badge on? that's just crazy talk... i mean i know they said he was 'brandishing' this gun, but it looks like he's just walking towards them like any normal dude would... what was really going on here? 
. If he was just walking towards the agents with his ID badge on, how could he be an aggressor? It doesn't add up, you know? And what's with the Trump admin trying to spin this narrative? 
Can't we just get the facts straight for once? I mean, I'm no expert, but it looks like they're just trying to push a agenda. The video footage is pretty clear, and it's not right to discredit Pretti's memory by questioning what really happened that day. We should be focusing on finding out what actually went down, not making assumptions based on someone's stance 
It's crazy how these things can get lost in the shuffle and then suddenly resurface when new evidence comes out... like this video. I'm just glad someone is speaking out about it and not letting the Trump administration sweep it under the rug. 
. It's so weird that their story is getting contradicted by footage and it raises all these questions about what really went down. I mean, how can we trust what the government says if they're gonna change the narrative like this? 
. Pretti was just trying to do his job as an ICU nurse and show his ID badge, but they're saying he's a "domestic terrorist" 
. We deserve the truth about what really happened to Alex Pretti and I hope they reopen the investigation ASAP 
this is so crazy 
. If he was just walking towards them with his badge on, why would they say he was being aggressive? 
. The fact that the footage is coming from a legit source like France 24 
makes me think something fishy 
went down. We need to see more evidence 
and get to the bottom of this 
. This whole thing smells like a cover-up 
.
it's wild how a video can turn everything around, makes you question the whole thing. why did they release that initial narrative in the first place? seems like some serious mishandling of info 
and it's not just Pretti, Renee Good too... what's going on with all these police/agent deaths lately? 
and it got me thinking about how our perceptions of reality can be totally skewed by media narratives. Like, have you ever noticed how sometimes a news story seems super clear-cut at first but then you start digging around and realize there's so much more to the story? It's like trying to find the perfect recipe for that one dish – you gotta have all the ingredients just right 
. Anyway, back to Pretti... this whole thing is really sad and frustrating because who gets to decide what's true or not, anyway? 
The video footage is like, super clear that Pretti wasn't doing anything wrong... it's just not right that he got shot and killed in the first place! 
I'm super worried about this case... it's wild how quickly a narrative can shift and now we're left with more questions than answers 
. We need to get to the bottom of what really happened to Alex Pretti, especially since he was a nurse and clearly didn't deserve to die like this 
. It's not cool that his own badge ID even contradicts the official story... talk about a red flag 
! We need more transparency and accountability in these situations so we can ensure justice is served 
. The Trump admin's version of events has been debunked by the video evidence, showing he was just doing his job as an ICU nurse 
. This raises serious questions about police training and protocol, especially when it comes to dealing with medical professionals who are on duty 24/7 
. According to a study, 70% of police shootings involve people who are not actively resisting arrest 
. It's time for us to re-examine our laws and policies to ensure that everyone is treated fairly under the law, regardless of their profession or circumstances 
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Did you know? In 2020, there were over 1,000 civilian deaths at the hands of police in the US alone. That's an average of about 2-3 people per day 
. The FBI reports that the use of force by law enforcement officers has increased by 50% since 2015 
. We need more transparency and accountability to ensure that these incidents are properly investigated and that justice is served for victims and their families 
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. 20% involve people who are fleeing from police 
. And 15% involve people who are actively resisting arrest 
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