[StellaMatutina]

Jan 24, 2026
Another man seems to have been shot very recently in front of Glam Doll Donuts in Minneapolis (2605 Nicollet Ave S, Minneapolis)

Seems like they shot him a few times while he was already down, too. A bit unnecessary IMO?

VEDDIT:
Thanks to EHZ, Myristylbenzylmorphine, and Briarknit for additional videos from further down the thread.

The victim of the shooting was a US citizen with a Minneapolis address, a lawful carry permit, no criminal record aside from parking tickets, and was a registered nurse.

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Mod Edit: added additional video/photos and update links. I will continue to add them here as they are posted ~wm
Update 24 January, 22:30 ET: https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post8636937
Sworn Affidavit of witness filed in Federal Court: https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post8637149
About the Victim, Alex Pretti: https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post8637506
Update 26 January, 20:48 ET: https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post8638021
Deep ICE Research with Sources: https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post8641546
Update 31 January 2026: https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post8641555

[StellaMatutina]

https://www.startribune.com/ice-raid...sota/601546426

A man was shot and killed by federal agents in south Minneapolis this morning, Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara said.

Video shows several agents wrestling the man to the ground and shooting him multiple times.

Not much news to post for now

[Necrotic Bowel]

He probably had a weapon or tried to grab someone else’s.

[StellaMatutina]

accdg to DHS they recovered this firearm from the man

(second hand information) https://xcancel.com/billmelugin_/sta...91985153929274

(independent.co.uk): Fox News reporter says suspect was armed with a gun

Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin says he was told by DHS sources that the man shot in Minneapolis Saturday morning was armed with a gun.

The weapon was recovered by federal agents, Melugin said, posting a picture of the alleged firearm.

[pokerplay]

All we doing is sucking up all the resources, stealing and carrying handguns, why they being so rough on us? Please. No free rides essay

[Bigred512]

DHS says the guy reached for a gun and a couple of witnesses filming from across the street said it was an execution. I say wait 72 hrs and we'll see whatever evidence comes up on either side.

What I'll say is I saw some pistol whipping before the first shots were fired

[Mr.NoCredit]

It’s so simple to do, “Listen to commands and follow along”, like *Simon fucking says, and you won’t get shot. Don’t follow them around and/or get in their way and you won’t get shot. They have a job to do, are *Federal Agents* and have the authority to place people under arrest and defend themselves against aggression. Follow simple rules and you’re good.

FAFO

[gimlet]

Originally Posted by StellaMatutina ↗

accdg to DHS they recovered this firearm from the man

(second hand information) https://xcancel.com/billmelugin_/sta...91985153929274

(independent.co.uk): Fox News reporter says suspect was armed with a gun

Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin says he was told by DHS sources that the man shot in Minneapolis Saturday morning was armed with a gun.

The weapon was recovered by federal agents, Melugin said, posting a picture of the alleged firearm.

Fuck, I was wondering who stole my SIG Sauer with my 3 moa optic and threaded barrel! I'm driving up there and getting my weapon back when this is over. The way the old lady drove the Bunnie & Clod death car home with Bonnies brains still blown all over the seats...



"tell me about the bonnie and clyde death car. is it true the original owner picked up the car from the police and drove it home without the car having been cleaned?"

Yes — that story about the original owner picking up Bonnie and Clyde’s death car and driving it home in its blood-soaked, bullet-riddled condition is true according to contemporary accounts and historical records.

Here’s what’s documented about the death car and what happened after the ambush:

������ The “Death Car” — what it was

The car in which Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were killed on May 23, 1934 was a 1934 Ford Model 40 V-8 Fordor Sedan stolen from Jesse and Ruth Warren in Topeka, Kansas, about a month before the ambush.

During the ambush by law enforcement in Bienville Parish, Louisiana, the car was hit by well over 100 rounds of rifle and shotgun fire. Despite this, the engine still ran afterward.

������ What happened after the ambush

1. Returned to the original owner
Once Bonnie and Clyde were dead, the stolen Ford was impounded and remained with law enforcement as evidence. The Warrens, especially Ruth Warren, wanted the car back after it was no longer needed in the investigation. After some dispute with the sheriff’s department, she won her case to reclaim it.

2. Driving the car home
According to multiple historical accounts, Ruth Warren did indeed pick up the car in Arcadia, Louisiana and drive it herself back toward Kansas — still covered with the bullet holes and bloodstains inside and out — before having it trucked the remainder of the way to her home in Topeka.

The engine still worked despite all the damage.

������ The car’s condition at pickup

The upholstery and interior were soaked with blood and tissue from the fatal shots.

The body was riddled with dozens of bullet holes from the police ambush.

So yes — Ruth Warren literally drove her bullet-scarred car home in its gruesome state. That’s not a myth; it’s part of the documented post-ambush story.

������ After that

Instead of keeping the battered car as a regular vehicle, Warren eventually found a buyer and it began a long career as a traveling sideshow and exhibit, shown at state fairs, carnivals, flea markets, and other attractions across the U.S. for decades.

Today, the authentic death car is on display behind glass at Whiskey Pete’s / Primm Valley Resort & Casino in Primm, Nevada, where it remains a macabre historical artifact.

������ Why this matters historically

The Ford V-8 became one of the most famous crime-history artifacts in the U.S.

Its journey from crime scene evidence back to its original owner — and then into the public eye — helped cement the Bonnie and Clyde legend in American culture.

If you’re curious, I can share photos of the real death car over time and how experts verified its authenticity.

[StrategicNuclearMoose]

The guy in the grey top goes into the fight with nothing in his hands and then comes out with a weapon which it appears he pulled off of the victim, only then are shots fired.

[StrategicNuclearMoose]

He then runs off camera with the weapon which i assume is the one pictures are being posted of