Attorneys for witness of Alex Pretti shooting 'optimistic' about federal investigation
To stream KARE 11 on your phone, you need the KARE 11 app. Example video title will go here for this video MINNEAPOLIS — More than seven months after ICE agents shot and killed Alex Pretti on a Minneapolis Street, attorneys for several witnesses say federal investigators are beginning to interview their clients about what they saw. "I think they were hearing things they hadn't heard before," said attorney Trisha Pohland. Pohland says her client, Georgia "Wynnie" Savageford, spoke to investigators with the FBI, DOJ and DHS on Wednesday. Savageford didn't speak to KARE11 on Thursday, but back in March, she spoke at a news conference , describing how she was arrested by ICE agents while standing near Pretti. "After requesting to see a warrant, which was ignored, an agent approached me and pushed me twice, which prompted me to fall," Savageford said in March. "As I was going down, three agents proceeded to tackle me and drag me face-down into the middle of the street. Before I was pushed and arrested, Alex was standing next to me.
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