Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has condemned another incident involving federal agents shooting a civilian in Minneapolis, marking a growing concern over law enforcement tactics in the region.
Details of the Incident
The shooting occurred on Saturday morning at the intersection of Nicollet Avenue and 27th Street in South Minneapolis. Governor Walz expressed his outrage on social media, emphasizing the need for immediate action from federal authorities.
Governor’s Statement
- Walz described the shooting as “sickening” and stated that Minnesotans have reached their limit.
- He urged President Biden to terminate the operation involving what he termed “violent, untrained officers.”
Official Response
City officials acknowledged awareness of the shooting and requested the public to stay calm, advising them to avoid the area.
Incident Reports
- Federal agents were reportedly engaged in a clash with protesters during the incident.
- Sources from the Department of Homeland Security indicated that the individual shot had a firearm.
This violent encounter highlights ongoing tensions in Minneapolis and raises questions about the actions of federal law enforcement. The situation remains fluid as authorities continue to assess the aftermath of the shooting.
