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Parents of Alex Pretti slam Trump administration for withholding evidence into his killing
The parents of Alex Pretti, a US citizen killed by federal immigration agents in Minnesota in January, publicly criticized the Trump administration at a Minneapolis press conference for withholding evidence from local prosecutors. Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty, who is conducting a criminal investigation and has sued the federal government for evidence, said in a court filing that some information had been withheld; the Justice Department said such communications do not typically occur during an investigation.
communications with family members, if any, come at a later stage of a case, such as indictment, initial appearance, plea, trial, or sentencing. Those communications do not typically occur during an investigation.
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37 yearsAge of Alex Pretti at deathThe EditionPretti, 37, an intensive-care-unit nurse, was killed while participating in protests against the federal immigration enforcement surge in Minneapolis
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Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty sued the Trump administration for access to evidence in the killings of Pretti and Good and the non-lethal shooting of a Venezuelan manMarchUnited StatesThe EditionIn March, she sued the Trump administration for access to evidence in the killings of Pretti and Good, as well as the non-lethal shooting of a Venezuelan man by an immigration agent in January.
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Moriarty said the federal government was handing over voluminous evidence related to the shootingsJulyUnited StatesThe EditionMoriarty said in July that the federal government was handing over "voluminous" evidence related to the shootings.
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