Gun First Person Shooting

Federal agents kill 2nd person in Minneapolis

Gun rights groups slam feds' comments after Minneapolis shooting

Several prominent Second Amendment rights groups have blasted federal officials for suggesting it's dangerous – and possibly an indication of mal intent – for lawful gun owners to protest while in pos...

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Man Killed by Federal Agents in Minneapolis Was Holding a Phone, Not a Gun

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Federal agent shoots and kills man in Minneapolis, officials say

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Parents of man killed by federal officer in Minneapolis say authorities wouldn’t answer questions

The parents of the man killed by a U.S. Border Patrol agent in Minneapolis say they struggled to get information from authorities about what happened.

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What a WSJ Reporter Saw on the Ground Following Minneapolis Shooting

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The man killed by a US Border Patrol officer in Minneapolis was an ICU nurse, family says

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Officials giving updates following shooting of Minneapolis man by federal agents

The Department of Homeland Security said the suspect was armed with a handgun and shared a photo of the weapon he allegedly had

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Federal officials speak after agents fatally shoot man in Minneapolis

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Border Agents Shoot U.S. Citizen to Death on Ground

January 24, 2026 — Fatal shooting of Minneapolis man

The Minneapolis man shot and killed by a Border Patrol agent today has been identified as Alex Pretti. Trump administration and Minnesota officials offer starkly different accounts of the shooting.

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Chaotic moment federal officer reached for gun revealed in close-up analysis of Minneapolis armed anti-ICE protester shooting

Close-up videos of the fatal Minneapolis shooting showed protester Alex Jeffrey Pretti was armed with a gun — with the agent who fired the more than a dozen shots clearly reacting to something that alarmed him amid the chaos.

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ATF has identified the person who first bought gun in Brown shooting

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The origin of the 9mm pistol that Claudio Neves Valente fired in a Brown University lecture hall is not known to the public. But investigators have completed their trace of the gun ...