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Good did not hit an officer with her car, and was driving away from him when she was shot through the side window of her car.

Pretti was legally armed and was shot and killed while face down on the ground.

This is all corroborated with video and contradicts statements from the involved federal agents. Charitably they were “mistaken”, realistically they lied to cover themselves.

There are many more instances where federal agents lied about what happened and their accounts were later refuted by eyewitness testimony and video. Just in those cases the victims did not die. Look up all the cases that were thrown out of court because government’s case rested on falsehoods.

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bko 5 hours ago | parent [-]

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nilamo 5 hours ago | parent | next [-]

How are people so chill about police killing anyone? These people are literally paid by the community, to protect the community. Anyone dying at their hands is an insane level of failure, we shouldn't need hundreds of examples when every single instance should be an outlier in the data.

	▲	pesus 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		They either believe it could never happen to them and/or believe the protestors deserve it. Usually both.

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nkrisc an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

These aren’t the only two protesters shot by federal agents in the past year, they’re just two that died from it. More have been shot and killed, but they were targets of ICE stops, not protesters.

There are more cases of people being shot by ICE agents, then charged, then charges dropped because agents lied and/or evidence was tampered with or destroyed.

I watched the videos of Good and Pretti being killed. It looked like vengeful executions than anything else. It should deeply bother everyone of any political party.

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malfist 4 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Following your logic, how many people must the police murder without provocation before it constitutes "mowing down". Please, give an exact number

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cxvrfr 5 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

What's questionable about them? If people in power see that they can callously murder people and everyone is as apathetic what do you think will happen next?

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alterom 6 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

>Do cops really "mow down protestors"?

Yes [1].

>The only cases I could find are ...

I am aware that Google's search quality has gone down, but surely not to that extent.

Or, as kids say today: skill issue.

> Alex Pretti who was armed at the time and arguably resisting arrest

> arguably

As argued by the people who killed him, of course.

In any case, ICE are not police, i.e. not cops, so I dunno why you would derail the discussion to ICE if you are talking in good faith.

Cheers.

[1] https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7331505/

	▲	chasd00 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		> >Do cops really "mow down protestors"? > Yes [1]. That article doesn't really say anything about police mowing down protestors. It mentions civil rights clashes in the 60s and then jumps to the murder of George Floyd and then a graph of people shot and killed by police since 2015 conveniently leaving out whether the shootings were justified or not.