3rd shooting in Minnesota.

[Kurokage]

Which you have not proven.  Which isn’t the same with dealing with people physically interfering with ICE duties.  Which is a far cry from many on the left screaming staged execution.

There are plenty of reports out there of poorly trained ICE agents being let loose after very little training. These kinds of errors from poor training can easily escalate a situation rather than calm it down.

Here's a sample with tons more being out there...

https://people.com/ice-academy-training-...t-11881592

Following the shooting death of a 37-year-old mother in Minneapolis on Jan. 7, new questions are being raised about training procedures for Immigration and Customs Enforcement recruits.
An August 2025 exposé by The Atlantic's Nick Miroff reported, "New deportation officers at ICE used to receive about five months of federal-law-enforcement training. Administration officials have cut that time roughly in half, partly by eliminating Spanish-language courses."
"Academy training was shortened to 47 days, three officials told me, the number picked because Trump is the 47th president."
The Atlantic cited DHS officials as saying that the training now runs six days a week for eight weeks.
In response to PEOPLE's inquiry about the reduced number of training days, a senior DHS official replied, "False. Training to become an Enforcement and Removal Operations officer is 8 weeks long." The official did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for clarification, since eight weeks matches the timeframe that The Atlantic previously reported.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world...51025.html

ICE recruits are showing up for training with disqualifying criminal backgrounds, report saysImmigration and Customs Enforcement is flush with cash for an aggressive recruiting campaign to fulfill Donald Trump’s mass deportation agenda. But new recruits are reportedly failing physical fitness requirements and entering training programs before the agency performed background checks or finished a screening process.
ICE officials have discovered that some recruits failed drug testing or had disqualifying criminal backgrounds while they were already enrolled in training, according to NBC News.
Since the beginning of a summer hiring surge after the president approved $178 billion to expand the agency into one of the most expensive police agencies in the world, ICE has dismissed more than 200 new recruits while they were in training for falling short of requirements, according to agency data reviewed by NBC.
Most did not meet physical and academic standards — including failing open-book tests — while several were dismissed for their criminal backgrounds or over safety concerns that were flagged in background checks, the outlet reported.

At least one recruit at the agency’s training academy in Brunswick, Georgia, had been previously charged with strong-arm robbery and battery stemming from a domestic violence incident, according to a Homeland Security official speaking to NBC.
Several recruits also had not submitted fingerprints or gone through any background checks at all before entering the six-week training course, officials said.

https://www.theroot.com/we-now-know-the-...2000084944

For nearly a year, concerns that ICE agents aren’t being properly trained under President Donald Trump has sparked fear in Americans everywhere. Now, following multiple ICE-involved shootings, a recent report has confirmed the worst is true.
 
Laura Jedeed, an anti-Trump reporter at Slate, set up an experiment– fudging her resume and emphasizing her military background– in order to land an interview to become an agent. She reportedly met with a recruiting officer who asked only her name, date of birth and age, whether she had any law enforcement or military experience and why she left the service.
No one conducted a background check to see her well-documented history as an anti-Trump writer. She’s even on AntifaWatch, “a right-wing website that lists alleged members of the supposed domestic terror organization,” Jedeed explained.
In the end, she was hired. “Somehow, despite never submitting any of the paperwork they sent me – not the background check or identification info, not the domestic violence affidavit, none of it – ICE had apparently offered me a job,” Jedeed said. The journalist was even told “the goal is to put as many guns and badges out in the field as possible.”
Meanwhile, the Trump administration insists all ICE officers have been properly vetted and trained, including Jonathan Ross, who continues to face scrutiny after shooting an American citizen in Minneapolis.

[FlyersFan]

....errors from poor training can easily escalate a situation rather than calm it down.

The only ones responsible for escalating the situation in Minnesota
the agitators who won't let law enforcement do their job.  THEY
are responsible.   No one else.

[Kurokage]

The only ones responsible for escalating the situation in Minnesota
the agitators who won't let law enforcement do their job.  THEY
are responsible.   No one else.

That's not always the case when it comes to protestors, policing tactics and public disorder.  Poor training can and will agitate a normal law abiding crowd. Just blaming someone for legally being there isn't really the way to look at it.

[PorkChop96]

That's not always the case when it comes to protestors, policing tactics and public disorder.  Poor training can and will agitate a normal law abiding crowd. Just blaming someone for legally being there isn't really the way to look at it.

Interfering with a federal agents duty is not "legally being there"........

[WallFlowerActive]

Interfering with a federal agents duty is not "legally being there"........

Why is that so hard to understand.

[WallFlowerActive]

That's not always the case when it comes to protestors, policing tactics and public disorder.  Poor training can and will agitate a normal law abiding crowd. Just blaming someone for legally being there isn't really the way to look at it.

Did Pretti lay hands on an agent before being shot?

[PorkChop96]

Why is that so hard to understand.

It's not, people just want to pass the blame from those that are the most at fault. 


99.99999999% of dogs aren't going to bite you unless you agitate them first, this is the same principle.

[WallFlowerActive]

CCP-connected millionaire allegedly bankrolls Minneapolis agitator groups through dark money network

Who is Neville Roy Singham? Meet the China-based millionaire allegedly bankrolling Minnesota agitatorshttps://www.foxnews.com/politics/ccp-connected-millionaire-allegedly-bankrolls-minneapolis-agitator-groups-through-dark-money-network

One of the alleged financial backers of these agitators is a Chinese Communist Party advocate traced to a multitude of dark money organizations known to fuel far-left, CCP-influenced extremism in the U.S. and across the globe.
Earlier this week, a Fox News Digital investigation found several organizations are acting as lead voices in physically mobilizing agitators in Minneapolis, as well as communicating through multiple channels to encourage agitators to take to the streets in Minnesota and other cities. The Party for Socialism and Liberation and The People’s Forum are two of the core groups who allegedly have been behind facilitating and pushing agitators to organize on multiple occasions.
Both organizations are largely subsidized by American former tech mogul Neville Roy Singham, according to reports and congressional probes. Despite Singham facing federal investigations stretching back decades, a former federal prosecutor tells Fox News Digital that the multi-millionaire's move to China essentially shields him from being subpoenaed by U.S. authorities.

I still think this is deeper than ICE.  I think this is from a network dating back to the BLM riots in Minneapolis over Floyd.  And somehow tired to the corrupt democrat political machine in Minneapolis and the current fraud.


Added.  But I would think this is obvious.

[Kurokage]

Interfering with a federal agents dutyis not "legally being there"........

Some instances are ICE agents 'attacking' legal demonstrators which only fires up those around said incidents. There's been lots of research on this subject.

Things like this...



That's down to poor training and will only anger a crowd.

https://lawshun.com/article/how-can-lack...nforcement

    The quality of law enforcement is heavily influenced by the training that officers receive. However, there is a widespread lack of training in law enforcement, with police officers reporting that they have received insufficient training to adequately perform their jobs. This issue is exacerbated by the absence of standardized training requirements, resulting in a fragmented system where training durations and content vary significantly across different states and academies. The inadequacy of law enforcement training has attracted attention from politicians and advocacy groups, who are calling for increased investment in comprehensive training programs that address critical areas such as anti-bias, conflict resolution, and de-escalation techniques. The effectiveness of training is further compromised by a lack of oversight and evaluation, hindering efforts to implement meaningful reforms that ensure officers are well-prepared to handle the complex demands of their profession.

https://ccj.asu.edu/psi-lab/why-so-many-...ests-wrong

When protests take a turn like this we naturally wonder … why? Was this preventable? Does anyone know how to stop it from happening?
Turns out, we do know some of these answers. Researchers have spent 50 years studying the way crowds of protesters and crowds of police behave—and what happens when the two interact. One thing they will tell you is that when the police respond by escalating force—wearing riot gear from the start, or using tear gas on protesters—it doesn’t work. In fact, disproportionate police force is one of the things that can make a peaceful protest not so peaceful. But if we know that (and have known that for decades), why are police still doing it?
“There’s this failed mindset of ‘if we show force, immediately we will deter criminal activity or unruly activity’ and show me where that has worked,” said Scott Thomson, the former chief of police in Camden, New Jersey.

[Kurokage]

Did Pretti lay hands on an agent before being shot?

There's plenty of video of the incident, and can clearly seen that two women are shoved at him and he's peppered sprayed before putting his hands on anyone.