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The release and review of body-worn camera footage from the federal agents involved in the shooting of Alex Pretti.
The footage most widely circulated before official releases was a 47‑second cellphone video recorded by the who fired, showing his perspective as he walked around the front of ’s SUV, her speaking cal...
Public reporting has brought multiple bystander and surveillance-angle videos into the record: a clip published by and redistributed by outlets including and New York Times, separate bystander footage...
Bystander videos recorded multiple angles of the confrontation and, as widely reported, show holding a cellphone rather than a gun immediately before federal agents pulled him to the ground and he was...
The clearest publicly available angle showing the moment is shot is a dash‑cam/inside‑car bystander video taken at street level near where he died; that clip captures the close‑up chaos as agents swar...
Federal officials initially presented a clear narrative: approached border agents armed with a 9mm handgun and was shot after violently resisting disarmament, a version amplified by leaders and allies...