Investigators are reviewing videos of the shooting from multiple angles, a Department of Homeland Security spokesperson told NBC News.

The Department of Homeland Security reportedly has body-worn camera videos of 37-year-old nurse Alex Pretti being fatally shot by a federal agent in Minneapolis, an incident that immediately sparked protests in frigid temperatures in the Midwestern city.

Several use-of-force experts who examined videos of the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti questioned the actions of federal agents leading up to the 37-year-old’s death on a south Minneapolis street. But determining whether the fatal shooting of Pretti,

State and federal officials offered dueling narratives after the fatal shooting of a 37-year-old man in Minneapolis on Saturday.

The Jan. 26 protests in Chandler are part of wider public reaction to the slaying of Alex Jeffrey Pretti, who was shot to death after federal authorities knocked him to the ground and saw he had a gun — but not in his hands.

Current and former HHS staffers accused DHS agents of "murdering, assaulting, and terrorizing people."

A phone video obtained by the Associated Press, taken in December 2024 shows intensive care nurse Alex Pretti reading a final salute for veteran Terrance Lee Randolph he cared for after the patient’s death,

The "New Adventures of Superman" star claimed Pretti "wasn't there just being a peaceful protester" and that immigration agents are "getting tremendous abuse."