DHS Report Omits Gun Claim in Alex Pretti Shooting; Trump Calls Incident 'Very Sad'

• Two officers shot Alex Pretti, a nurse, during anti-ICE protests in Minnesota, according to a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) report.
• The report from Customs and Border Protection's initial investigation states an officer yelled "he's got a gun" multiple times before shots were fired.
• However, the DHS report does not mention Pretti brandishing a gun, only that he resisted arrest and a struggle ensued.
• US President Donald Trump called the incident "very sad" and expressed sympathy for Pretti's family, stating he is personally overseeing the investigation.
• Trump also said he would "de-escalate" the situation in Minnesota amidst outrage over ICE agent deployment, while praising ICE's efforts.

Why It Matters: DHS report on Alex Pretti's shooting omits victim brandishing a gun, while Trump calls it a "very sad" incident.