A newly surfaced angle from the Minneapolis incident shows the moment that was missing — and it’s critical.
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The footage clearly shows the woman making contact with the agent using her vehicle before shots are fired. The car swipes him, and it appears his foot is run over. When he moves afterward, he’s visibly limping.
Let’s be clear about the sequence:
• She jackknifed her car sideways to block officers
• One officer was at her door
• Another officer was positioned to prevent her from fleeing
• She accelerated anyway
• Her vehicle struck the agent
• Only after that contact did the agent fire
A vehicle is a deadly weapon when used this way. That’s not opinion — that’s law and common sense.
This wasn’t someone trying to drive away cleanly. It was an aggressive move against an officer at close range, using thousands of pounds of metal as force.
The narrative collapses when the full video is seen. This wasn’t random violence. This wasn’t unprovoked.
This was self-defense in a rapidly unfolding, life-threatening situation.
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