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So you have 10 shots, then you have Preddy kind of still holding his phone fall to the ground. And I think shots continue at that point. And then after that, like, the. The agents kind of scatter and then sort of come back and you hear someone yelling, where's the effing gun? And someone saying, I got the gun. So there seems to be confusion amidst them about, like, no, like, where is the gun now? I mean, I think certain instances can. Can be chaotic, even when you have good training, even when things are working as they should, even when communication is generally pret. So I'm not necessarily, like, ascribing everything to that. Sometimes things just get chaotic, but in this case, they're really. I do want to emphasize how the chaos is very palpable. In my view. The chaos is palpable. Um, so, you know, is there another video? Yeah, there is another video. There's a video that was filmed in the car that is like, right next to where he was shot. A white car sort of behind them. And for this one, again, you see the kind of blue skies. You see the view of the street. There's a red car parked in front with some space in between buildings, trees. See a man in a brownish hat with black fabric over his mouth and nose and kind of a wearing gloves. You see his holster. He lunges forward and takes both hands and kind of gets low to shove somebody. That's the woman with the backpack. He's shoving her into the snow on the curb. And it. I'm just want to be clear. Like, it's an angry shove. I mean, he's clearly really ticked off. So these protesters, you know, certainly he's reacting with anger to them. I. I think that the body language. I mean, I'm not a big body Language person. But, like, it's just. There's no. Like, he's not getting her away from. They're not like, perp walking someone. He's getting her away from them. Or, like, there's like, some kind of, like, safety issue here. It's like she's already kind of backing up, and he shoves her. So you hear. You also see a guy standing behind him with a, you know, in a hat, staring forward toward the car. He's wearing a baseball hat. That's pretty. And another individual's behind him. That's a woman in a brown jacket. You hear someone yell, hey. The person in the car yells, whoa. After the ice. After the border patrol officer shoves this woman into the snow. And then also, you see another woman in a pinkish red jacket and black pants filming next to a brick building on the sidewalk. That's one of the footage. That's. That's the video that's closest to Preddy getting shot. They're all standing near a sign that says center lane only and a tree. They're right near the curb, which is snowy. And Preddy and another person, the person behind him, sort of step between the agent and the person who just got shoved. The woman who got shoved into the snow. Preddy is the one closer to the windshield, closer to the car where this is being filmed. The camera sort of swings toward the woman in the pink jacket. And you can't really see Preddy and the agent for a moment. Then you see Preddy with one hand up. He's again wearing a baseball cap. You see him holding up his left hand. He has something in his right hand that I believe is his phone. The agent has a hand up and is using that to spray a canister at him. Something orange is sort of spraying toward Preddy through the air and another woman. And he's shaking that can around at Preddy. And at first, it kind of seems to be more of hitting Preddy's left hand. The agent tries to grab Preddy's left wrist to, I guess, be stop him from blocking the spray. Um, then he grabs the back of Preddy's jacket, and he's trying to kind of spray him, even though Pretty's turned around at this point, trying to get a good angle to, like, spray him in the face with this irritant. Preddy does start to go down at this point and sort of bends over away from the spray. You have the agent sort of jump back a bit after Preddy turns away. Um, now there's a second and. And taller Agent who comes there. He's in a darker cap, also a dark face covering the. The first agent who was there backs into him, sort of like, almost seems to little elbow him a little bit on accident. Momentarily, the video goes toward them, and we lose sight of Preddy. Then it jerks back to Preddy. The. The first agent is still spraying at him. The taller agent is still approaching. Preddy bends down, out of view from the windshield. Both agents start to bend down, the shorter one reaching toward Preddy. The. The first agent, the shorter agent is holding, still holding the spray in his right hand, reaching down and grabbing pretty with the left hand. Preddy rises, and he's holding onto the woman who fell down. This is what the part where he's like, trying to help her up. Someone yells, hey. The first agent backs up, away from the car, still wielding the spray canister. The taller agent and him both grab. Preddy grab his shoulders. He sort of lurches so he's nearly facing the windshield, then sinks out of view. Suddenly, from the left of the frame, we see a bunch more agents. They're all kind of coming in. The taller agent approaches the woman on the ground, kind of palms down, almost like. Like, stay down, almost. And you can see a guy in all black at this point, kind of in the distance. You hear clanging. The camera pans to the left again, and you see an agent standing there, another crouching down, both hands toward the ground, almost like they're holding down Preddy in the street. Another person you can see approaching in a yellow reflective vest. And another one in darker clothing. Further away. An agent on the left is standing in a gray coat and a baseball cap. He's the person who retrieves the gun. And, um, he gets behind the tall agent and an agent in the black hat, and they're still dealing with the woman on the ground. I think, um, the taller agent says something that sounded like it ended with the words fight back, like maybe don't fight back or something, raises a hand. And the agent, the other agent with the sunglasses, hits the woman with the pepper spray again. Seemingly, she falls back. Agent with sunglasses turns around. The tall agent looks momentarily toward the windshield, then looks back in the direction of the woman who fell again. You can still see agents behind them crouched over someone, which is clearly pretty. And, you know, kind of this. It gets very chaotic. But the camera pans back to the tall agent. You hear a lot of screaming. Then you hear someone cry, gun. And the tall agent turns toward the melee. Camera lurches to the left. I tried to count them. At first I heard nine, then I heard 10. But it's all. There's one, and then there's kind of a couple in quick succession. It's just. It's really chaotic. One agent to the left kind of backs up really fast as the first gunshots go off. The camera drops down to capture the woman's steering wheel, who's filming this. And the woman in the car is screaming in alarm. And then when she kind of shows it again, the big group of agents is gone from the front of her car. So that's when they backed up fast. There's also a bunch of videos of people surrounding agents surrounding Preddy after the shooting. You see firefighters also respond and a woman in a gray coat, one of the. One of the people who I believe is a firefighter, seems to be moving in such a way that suggests chest compressions. And there's also a lot of people screaming, murderer. And different. Different things like that toward the people, the agents. So to go over.
