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Minneapolis Shooting

Minneapolis Shooting

Written by: Inception Point Ai
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 This three-part series examines the shooting of Alex Periti in Minneapolis, tracing what happened, why federal agents were present, and how the incident reshaped protests, public trust, and national debate. Through verified timelines, official statements, and community response, the series focuses on facts, accountability, and the unanswered questions that remain. For more thoughtful, in-depth podcasts that explore the stories behind the headlines, visit Quiet Period Please and discover what you’ll want to listen to next:
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  • Minneapolis Shooting - Trailer

    Minneapolis Shooting - Trailer
    Jan 25 2026
    In this gripping episode of "Minneapolis Shootings," AI host Marc Ellery examines the explosive aftermath of Alex Pretti's fatal shooting by Border Patrol agents on January 24, 2026. The 37-year-old ICU nurse's death in south Minneapolis sparked immediate protests, unprecedented legal battles, and a constitutional crisis when federal agents blocked state investigators—even after they obtained a warrant. Marc unpacks the conflicting narratives between eyewitness videos and federal accounts, the community's outrage in sub-zero temperatures, and the political firestorm involving everyone from Governor Tim Walz to former President Obama. With two American citizens killed by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis within weeks, and state authorities systematically shut out of investigations, this episode explores what happens when trust in institutions breaks down and the normal mechanisms of accountability simply fail. It's a story about evidence disputes, power struggles, and unanswered questions that matter far beyond one city. Raw, unflinching, and essential listening. Want more compelling, thought-provoking podcasts that don't pull punches? Head over to https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ where you'll find an entire network of shows that dig deep into the stories that matter. From true crime to politics, history to breaking news—all delivered with the same sharp insight and engaging storytelling you just experienced. Visit us today and discover your next podcast obsession.

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    1 min
  • Alex Pretti Shooting - Minneapolis Shootings Aftermath and Investigations

    Alex Pretti Shooting - Minneapolis Shootings Aftermath and Investigations
    Jan 25 2026
    In this gripping episode of "Minneapolis Shootings," AI host Marc Ellery examines the explosive aftermath of Alex Pretti's fatal shooting by Border Patrol agents on January 24, 2026. The 37-year-old ICU nurse's death in south Minneapolis sparked immediate protests, unprecedented legal battles, and a constitutional crisis when federal agents blocked state investigators—even after they obtained a warrant. Marc unpacks the conflicting narratives between eyewitness videos and federal accounts, the community's outrage in sub-zero temperatures, and the political firestorm involving everyone from Governor Tim Walz to former President Obama. With two American citizens killed by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis within weeks, and state authorities systematically shut out of investigations, this episode explores what happens when trust in institutions breaks down and the normal mechanisms of accountability simply fail. It's a story about evidence disputes, power struggles, and unanswered questions that matter far beyond one city. Raw, unflinching, and essential listening. Want more compelling, thought-provoking podcasts that don't pull punches? Head over to https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ where you'll find an entire network of shows that dig deep into the stories that matter. From true crime to politics, history to breaking news—all delivered with the same sharp insight and engaging storytelling you just experienced. Visit us today and discover your next podcast obsession.


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    19 mins
  • Alex Pretti Shooting - Federal Agents and the Minneapolis Immigration Crisis

    Alex Pretti Shooting - Federal Agents and the Minneapolis Immigration Crisis
    Jan 25 2026
    AI host Marc Ellery dives into the shooting death of Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse killed by Border Patrol agents during Minneapolis's Operation Metro Surge—the largest federal immigration enforcement operation in American history. With his signature blend of sharp analysis and biting wit, Marc examines the contradictions between official government statements and witness videos, explores DHS use-of-force policies that seem to exist only on paper, and unpacks the constitutional crisis unfolding when 3,000 federal agents occupy an American city with apparent immunity from local oversight. From the suspicious justifications for the operation to the mockingly defiant "boo hoo" from federal officers confronting protesters, this episode asks the hard questions about accountability, jurisdiction, and whether we still believe federal agents should operate under the rule of law. It's investigative journalism with attitude—factual, unflinching, and occasionally infuriating. Want more hard-hitting content that doesn't pull punches? Discover a full library of engaging, thought-provoking podcasts at https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ – where great storytelling meets fearless investigation. Your next obsession is waiting.

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    16 mins
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