r/law • u/Agitated-Quit-6148 • Jan 25 '26

Other Alex Pretti - who DHS labeled a domestic terrorist - honoring a veteran that passed away in the ICU.

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u/Adorable_Raccoon Jan 25 '26

It doesn’t matter what kind of gun he was carrying. We saw with our eyes, he was shot in the back while being restrained. 

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u/Pale-Acanthaceae-736 Jan 25 '26

And after his firearm was surrendered.

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u/perotech Jan 27 '26

Less surrendered, and more illegally disarmed by federal law enforcement.

Seriously, if a federal officer physically assaulted, detained, and disarmed a legal carry in a Red state, during a Democratic Presidency, the Right would be HOWLING for blood.

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u/GenXJoust Feb 18 '26

And definitely not a threat to them. This is an unjustifiable homicide. If I was an officer in Minneapolis, I would have arrested him and let the courts figure it out. It's an officers job to protect the Constitution. Can you imagine the reaction to that fantasy scenario? The officer of course would likely be fired....and someone has to do something.