Minnesota NBA Fans Shatter Moment of Silence For Alex Pretti With Fierce Message
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People at the rescheduled Timberwolves match brought their A-game to demonstrate against the widely criticized killing of another protester.
In a moment of silence for Alex Pretti, the ICU nurse killed by federal agents under dubious circumstance in Minneapolis, spectators at the Minnesota Timberwolves game let their voices be heard loud and clear on Sunday.
“Fuck ICE,” many screamed, referring to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Check out videos of the moment here and here.
The brief memorial began with an announcement as Pretti’s photo appeared on the scoreboard.
“Target Center, we are heartbroken by the tragic loss of Alex Pretti that occurred yesterday in Minneapolis,” the public address announcer said. “We extend our love, support and heartfelt sympathies to Alex’s family, friends and our community during this difficult time.”
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