'Kyle' was there looking for trouble, the Officer who shot Babbit was doing his Duty.

Ah, Sentinel... the Guardian of Uncomfortable Truths.

Using his superior mind, morals, and other self-aggrandizing myths to lecture everyone else here.

Typical posts from him.

"Democrats demand removal of federal officers from Minnesota amid growing tensions

A federal judge issued an order blocking the Trump administration from "destroying or altering evidence" related to Saturday's shooting, after state and county officials issued a lawsuit.

The lawsuit filed by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is meant to preserve evidence collected by federal officials that state authorities have not yet been able to inspect. A court hearing is scheduled for Monday and will take place in federal court in St. Paul.

"A full, impartial, and transparent investigation into his fatal shooting at the hands of DHS agents is non-negotiable," Ellison said in a statement."

Every US Senator's Phone Number

Washpo reporting that the gun was secured from the man by a Federal Agent BEFORE the shooting.

ALSO:

"Minnesota governor tells Trump to pull agents out of state as family of killed man ask for 'truth'

What happened before and at the moment of the shooting?
published at 11:14

As we've posted earlier, our colleagues at BBC Verify have analysed seven videos showing the moments leading up to and around the shooting.

The footage shows an agent pushing someone over, with Pretti standing between them and the agent while filming on his phone.

The agent pepper sprays Pretti in the face. Pretti raises his hand defensively and turns away, pockets his phone, and starts to help the woman on the floor as the agent continues spraying.

Other agents rush over. They drag Pretti away and several agents wrestle him to the floor. Pretti then tries to crawl away - he's clearly not holding a gun.

An agent in a grey jacket is seen reaching for something from Pretti's waist. Next to him, another agent draws his gun.

The agent in the grey jacket turns away from Pretti, holding what appears to be a pistol.

Less than a second later, an agent shoots Pretti. Ten shots are heard in total.

For context, after the shooting, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem gave the following description of what happened:

"An individual approached US Border Patrol officers with a 9mm semi-automatic handgun. The officers attempted to disarm the suspect but the armed suspect violently resisted. Fearing for his life and the lives and safety of fellow officers, an agent fired defensive shots."

#2

It's not writing, it's narration.... while walking the city and filming.

You can be such a little bitch in the mornings.

"Kashgar is one of the oldest continuously habited cities in the world. And for over 2,000 years it was a very important oasis on the silk route connecting China to the Middle East and Europe.

So it was always a vital trading hub where caravans from central Asia, India, Pakistan.

And Persia would gather and all the bizzars and markets here in Kashgar
gave it its name the pearl of the silk road.

Look how beautiful these streets are. So Kashgar has been under the rule of Chinese, Turkic, Mongol and Tibetan empires.

And then it became an important Islamic cultural center after the spread of Islam to this region in the 10th century.

And then it became part of the Republic of China in 1949. Now the people here in Kashgar are mainly Uyghur.

And Uyghurs are Turkic speaking sunni muslims. So they speak their own language.

Most of them will also speak Chinese, but they also have their own language. How beautiful are these hey?"