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Alex Pretti's parents say federal government is shielding agents involved in his killing
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The parents of intensive care nurse Alex Pretti said Tuesday the federal government is shielding the immigration enforcement officers involved in their son's killing, and no one from the government has reached out with any substantive information for nine months.
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By Meridith Edwards, Whitney Wild, CNN (CNN) — The parents of Alex Pretti, an American man shot and killed by immigration agents in Minneapolis in January, are accusing the Department of Justice of violating their rights under a federal victims’ rights law, as they demand transparency and justice in…
The parents of intensive care nurse Alex Pretti said Tuesday the federal government is shielding the immigration enforcement officers involved in their son's killing, and no one from the government has reached out with any substantive information for nine months.
Federal prosecutors recently disclosed they had stopped sharing evidence with Minnesota authorities who are investigating the killings of Alex Pretti and Renee Good by federal officers.
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