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ICE-involved shooting in Minneapolis
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RE: ICE-involved shooting in Minneapolis
(01-07-2026 07:22 PM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:  Here is the first shot, you can’t see the officer who shoots, but you can see his feet behind the door officer. You can see the cloud of gas from the shot in front of the windshield.

He wasn’t in front of the car when he shot, and the car was turning further away from him.

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Second shot, you can’t see he is off to the side because the vehicle momentum carried it further away from him. So definitely not in any danger when he fires the second shot.

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And here is the third shot where the car is damn near past him. Definitely in zero danger and still shooting.

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01-07-2026 07:27 PM
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