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24+ hours later, is there any credible evidence Pretti even displayed a firearm? He did display a phone. Appears an agent took a gun off Pretti during the scrum. But it also seems increasingly clear that shooting began AFTER an accidental discharge by that same agent.

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🇺🇸 FIRST SHOT: It’s tough to see, but I think I found the muzzle flash from the first shot. This makes or breaks the situation. It’s important to know where the first shot came from. It looks like the shot came from the direction of the suspect, upwards. Theories: 1) An agent fumbles his gun and it falls there, hence they all scream “GUN!” They mean a second gun. The shot is unaided, just random. 2) An agent shot upwards? Seems unlikely. Why would others scream “gun” and run after seeing an agent with a gun? 3) The guy took away the gun? But he was on his elbows literally a second before the shot was fired.
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