Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey on Deadly CBP Shooting and Federal Operation
Forbes Breaking NewsJanuary 25, 202616 min25,679 views
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- π¨ Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara confirmed a shooting involving federal law enforcement occurred at approximately 9:03 a.m. on East 26th Street and Nicollet Avenue.
- π Officers found an adult male with multiple gunshot wounds, who was transported to Hennepin County Medical Center and later pronounced deceased.
- π€ The deceased has been identified as a 37-year-old white male, a Minneapolis resident and American citizen.
Mayor Frey's Condemnation of Federal Operation
- π£οΈ Mayor Jacob Frey expressed outrage, questioning how many more residents must die or be harmed by federal operations.
- ποΈ He criticized the administration for prioritizing a "political and partisan narrative" over American values and pleaded with President Trump to end the operation.
- π« Frey stated that the mass militarized force and unidentified agents occupying the streets are weakening the country and eroding trust in law enforcement and democracy.
Impact of Operation Metro Surge
- π Director Rachel Ser compared the situation to humanitarian crises in conflict zones, noting the terror and helplessness inflicted on residents.
- π Operation Metro Surge is severely impacting the local economy, causing businesses to shutter and families to suffer.
- π Residents are afraid to participate in public life, including going to school or the doctor, due to fear of becoming targets.
Law Enforcement Response and Investigation
- π€ Minneapolis Police are leading a command post with representatives from local, county, and state organizations, including the Minnesota State Patrol and Sheriff's offices.
- β While communication has been established with Homeland Security Investigations, they have not provided specific details about the incident.
- π The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) and the FBI are on the scene to conduct an investigation, at the immediate request of the Minneapolis Police Chief.
- β οΈ Preliminary information suggests more than one law enforcement officer was involved in the discharge of weapons, as indicated by public video footage.
Community Resources and Call to Action
- π The city's emergency operations center is activated, offering resources such as mental health assistance, food and housing aid, and legal help.
- π’ Information on what to do if exposed to chemical agents and how to report rights violations is available on the city's virtual resource center at minneapolis.gov.
- π Mayor Frey urged President Trump to act like a leader, put Minneapolis and America first, and remove federal agents to restore peace and safety.
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