Alex Pretti’s parents seek answers from DOJ months after son’s killing

It's been more than nine months since Veterans Affairs nurse Alex Pretti was shot by federal immigration agents in Minnesota, and his parents said that they have received no updates, no information and no support from the federal government.

On Tuesday, Susan and Michael Pretti made a public emotional plea to the Justice Department, which has not issued any charges in connection with the Jan. 24 shooting, to release all the evidence it has into its investigation and provide more accountability.

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