Minnesota Cop Block

"Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty has announced criminal charges have been filed against two bounty hunters accused of "pointing weapons at civilians" in front of Minneapolis City Hall earlier this month."

County attorney announces charges against bounty hunters accused of pointing weapons at civilians While at least one weapon appeared to be a replica gun, the county attorney said the incident still left people terrified.

Alex Pretti’s Death Came After Insane Stephen Miller Order
Stephen Miller urged Department of Homeland Security agents to “force confrontations” with protesters in Minneapolis.

Alex Pretti’s Death Came After Insane Stephen Miller Order | The New Republic Stephen Miller urged Department of Homeland Security agents to “force confrontations” with protesters in Minneapolis.

Documents obtained from the Minneapolis Police Department reveal details about ICE’s activities in the city prior to and after the shooting deaths of Renée Good and Alex Pretti.
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Caller called 911 to report someone was breaking in, then added it was ICE agents. No MPD response.

Per caller, ICE was at front door. The “broke in” and took their father. 2 callers reporting this. No MPD response.

Multiple instances of ICE breaking into someones house to kidnap them and MPD stood by. O'Hara said that if ICE was breaking the law or violating Minneapolis residents civil rights, then MPD would intervene.
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MPD and the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office are complicit. They were quiet about what ICE was doing, and eventually started outwardly protecting them and taking over their campaign of violence against observers and protestors.

This was the biggest test of their integrity as supposed public service officers of the peace, and they defied their sworn duty.

Emails Reveal Details About ICE Surge in Minneapolis Police logs say an ICE agent was “trapped in his car” and pelted with snowballs. Police also logged numerous calls about ICE agents patrolling schools and allegedly “harassing children.”

🚨 BREAKING: DHS didn’t “run out of money.” It moved it.

Over $310M quietly redirected to ICE — pulled from disaster response and cybersecurity.

FEMA and CISA drained… while those same agencies now face shutdown chaos.

This wasn’t a shortage. It was a choice.
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BREAKING: DHS Quietly Redirected Millions to ICE While Critical Agencies Face Shortfalls

During a March 25 House Homeland Security hearing, lawmakers revealed that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has received over $310 million in internal transfers from other Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agencies.

That includes:

* $143 million from Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
* $32 million from Federal Emergency Management Agency

These weren’t accidents. They were documented budget reprogrammings—a deliberate shift of funds away from cybersecurity and disaster response toward immigration enforcement.

Context:
Lawmakers argue this pattern exposes a broader priority inside DHS: ICE gets funded, while agencies responsible for disaster relief and national cyber defense are stretched thin.

Now, during the DHS shutdown, those same underfunded agencies are being pushed even further—left unpaid or operating without resources.

Bottom line:
Money didn’t disappear. It was moved. And where it landed tells you exactly what leadership values.

Source
https://www.youtube.com/live/sxuiPfeeY04?t=3953s

The State of Minnesota has taken the rare step of suing the federal government for refusing to cooperate in three shootings involving immigration agents in January.
The lawsuit, which includes Attorney General Keith Ellison, Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty and Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) Superintendent Drew Evans as named plaintiffs, challenges the U.S. Justice and Homeland Security departments’ authority to withhold evidence related to the shootings of Renee Good, Alex Pretti and Julio Sosa-Celis.

Minnesota suing DOJ, DHS for refusing to share evidence in Metro Surge shootings of Good, Pretti The State of Minnesota has taken the rare step of suing the federal government for refusing to cooperate in three shootings involving immigration agents in January.

: The Phoenix Police Department will not discipline any officers for their roles in a massive city scandal where officials invented a fake gang and then falsely charged protesters as members back in 2020.

No Phoenix officers will be disciplined after protesters falsely charged as gang members Phoenix police will not discipline any officers for their roles in a massive city scandal where officials invented a fake gang and then falsely charged protesters as members back in 2020.

- Fury as teen dies in ICE jail shut down for abuse — and agency can't even find arrest record.

Fury as teen dies in ICE jail shut down for abuse — and agency can't find arrest record A 19-year-old Mexican migrant died at a troubled Florida immigration detention facility early Monday, becoming the youngest person to die in ICE custody since President Donald Trump launched his second-term immigration crackdown — and sparking questions about the missing paper trail behind his det...