Overview
- Hundreds marched from Whittier Park to the Nicollet Avenue site where Pretti was killed, honoring his life and marking four weeks since the shooting.
- The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said the FBI will not share case evidence and called the refusal concerning and unprecedented, while pledging to continue its probe.
- Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty said she expects enough evidence to consider charges, noting unresolved constitutional questions about prosecuting federal officers.
- Organizers pressed to end the federal immigration operation in Minnesota, halt local–federal cooperation, pursue accountability for recent deaths, enact an eviction moratorium, and cut ICE funding.
- Participants cited a drawdown in federal presence since the shooting, with fewer than 500 agents remaining from a reported 3,000 at the peak, yet vowed to keep protesting as President Trump called for an honest investigation.