Alex Pretti was ‘known’ to feds, and had rib broken in anti-ICE protest a week before he was killed by Border Patrol

[Mack The Finger]

Well, no surprise.

He was fully in swoon over this type of activity.

Alex Pretti was known to the feds and suffered a broken rib in a violent confrontation with agents a week before Border Patrol officers killed him in Minneapolis, according to a report.​

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Pretti, an ICU nurse, told a pal he saw ICE agents chasing what he described as a family on foot, and stopped his car during the earlier incident around a week before he was shot last Saturday, CNN reported.​

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He said he pulled over in his car and began shouting and blowing on a whistle, at which point he was tackled by five agents, the source said.​

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He should have learned his lesson.

Dealing with these guys isn't like dealing with locals.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Concealed carry has been deemed not under the umbrella of 2A...Like it or not, that's the premise under which the guys who have the monopoly on the use of proactive deadly force are operating.

Sad but true...

 

[progressive hunter]

Sad but true...

its an illusion that mindless drones follow,,

 

[BackAgain]

Not with the video showing hand over head. Don't forget, he was disarmed while held down, prior to the 3 shots in the back.

You know? I don’t recall seeing any pat-down frisk or search of his person. But they DID already know he had had at least one weapon.

Therefore. what did they not know? Whether or not he had a second gun or other weapon.

 

[SeaMajor7]

That isn't relevant to what happened to him a few days ago.

You are deflecting reality AS PROGRAMMED to.
Your HYPOCRICY is PATHETIC.

 

[scruffy]

Details are emerging. The ex wife is Rachel Canoun. The sister is Micayla.

The ex wife says Pretti participated in the George Floyd riots... erm... protests.

 

[scruffy]

I can only find one Rachel Canoun in all of the US. She's a patent attorney in the San Diego area. Nice looking woman. Not sure if it's her, but she's about the right age.

 

[struth]

Jumped and mugged by violent thugs for blowing a whistle

What was he blowing a whistle for? I noticed in a number of videos there is whistle blowing…why is that?

 

[struth]

So, 5 other border patrol agents, and already jumped him a week before, breaking a rib, for blowing a whistle, but no arrest or charges, eh? It looks like nobody present the day of the shooting knew Petty from Adam's off ox.

Mmmm explains the motive for arming himself with a 9 and forty rounds and jumping into the middle of an arrest

Clearly he was out for revenge

 

[scruffy]

Clearly he was out for revenge.

Helps explain the weapon.

 

[pknopp]

What was he blowing a whistle for? I noticed in a number of videos there is whistle blowing…why is that?

Whistle band.

 

[struth]

Whistle band.

Link to this band for us…

 

[Hafar1014]

You know? I don’t recall seeing any pat-down frisk or search of his person. But they DID already know he had had at least one weapon.

Therefore. what did they not know? Whether or not he had a second gun or other weapon.

For the second gun defense to be used there has to be furtive movement to draw the gun. It never occurred because there was no second gun.

 

[citygator]

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Alex was employed by the VA up until his death.

 

[jknowgood]

And?

Trump’s henchmen still executed him in broad daylight for no reason at all...

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

 

[White 6]

You know? I don’t recall seeing any pat-down frisk or search of his person. But they DID already know he had had at least one weapon.

Therefore. what did they not know? Whether or not he had a second gun or other weapon.

Yes, I suspect in taking him down, hands above head, jacked rose up, and it became visible. When cops see weapon on subject being taken down, two things happen almost simultaneous, especially in multiple officer involved take down. Immediate securing of the weapon and announcement like "Gun, Gun, Gun". If the timing is off, the weapon could be secured already, as "Gun, Gun, Gun" is announced. How and how quick other officers respond can get tricky, and an officer not knowing the guy is secured, and not having total situational awareness can simply **** up, panic, and start blasting away, gunshots begetting gunshots and a needless execution in the street ensue. Would that scenario be Murder? No. Manslaughter? Definitely. Undefendable liability for Officer and organization responsible? Yes. Big time. When you wear the badge, any badge, you simply do not have the luxury of panic, as it gets people killed, and you are supposedly trained, but levels of training and discipline vary, but the standard for maintain control with panic action does not. I lean toward this, far more than some psycho idiot, deciding to execute as an example of power achieved and power perceived as a message. But, cannot rule it out.

ICE Officers across the country are pissed, at the chaos and unprofessionalism.

ICE Unloads

Immigration officers speak out: “**** this.”

www.kenklippenstein.com

 

[White 6]

Mmmm explains the motive for arming himself with a 9 and forty rounds and jumping into the middle of an arrest

Clearly he was out for revenge

No. Simply having a carry permit, implies he carries.

 

[White 6]

Mmmm explains the motive for arming himself with a 9 and forty rounds and jumping into the middle of an arrest

Clearly he was out for revenge

No. Simply having a carry permit, implies he carries.

 

[MisterBeale]

I'm starting to get a vibe that the technocrats that have ingratiated themselves to the administration are already using this tech.

The death of the Pretti guy seemed very suspect.

Why would they act so aggressively on a guy that did not seem to be a threat. . . AT THAT MOMENT?

. . . and then, a day ago I found out some more disturbing new about the history of this guy. . . . and that is just the data point they are letting the public know about.

Palantir faces criticism over tool used by ICE to track individuals for potential deportation​

MSN

What if Palantir is not only gathering data on illegals, but also tracking some of the folks in that ICE WATCH organization? Might it be possible that the machine had warned them that this guy was a high threat to officers?



I know in some European nations, the security establishment is just admitting that they are going to start using this tool.

AI to help police catch criminals before they strike

Government launches AI crime prevention challenge to support safer streets.

www.gov.uk

Britain’s AI Policing Plan Turns Toward Predictive Surveillance and a Pre-Crime Future

When the state’s gaze never blinks, innocence becomes a temporary status.

reclaimthenet.org

U.K. government’s “pre-crime” AI sparks civil liberties debate amid claims of bias and privacy invasion

The U.K. government is developing an AI-driven “homicide prediction” system that analyzes personal data — including ethnicity, mental health and past police interactions — to identify potential future murderers, drawing comparisons to sci-fi film “Minority Report.” The system aggregates...

www.newstarget.com

. . . but in America, it seems like there are serious constitutional issues with this tech. So would they even tell us if they started using it?




Might it be, that Pretti is the first American to be a casualty of this technology?

 

[Mac-7]

So, 5 other border patrol agents, and already jumped him a week before, breaking a rib, for blowing a whistle, but no arrest or charges, eh? It looks like nobody present the day of the shooting knew Petty from Adam's off ox.

What is the point of preferring charges in commie Minnesota when the judges will just let them go?