Grief and outrage continue to grip Minneapolis as the community grapples with the aftermath of Alex Pretti's killing. The police investigation is ongoing, but one person who will no longer be involved in this tragedy is Border Patrol agent Gregory Bovino. He announced that he will be leaving Minneapolis.
Major Garrett, a CBS News contributor and correspondent, sat down for an intimate conversation about the events unfolding in Minneapolis. The Takeout with Major Garrett offers a unique perspective on the stories making headlines and sheds light on what's behind them.
Major Garrett, a CBS News contributor and correspondent, sat down for an intimate conversation about the events unfolding in Minneapolis. The Takeout with Major Garrett offers a unique perspective on the stories making headlines and sheds light on what's behind them.
it's crazy that his life got cut short like that. I feel for the community of Minneapolis, they must be going through an awful time right now 
it's devastating to think about a young person losing their life in such a senseless way.
but at the same time, you've got to wonder what other factors might have led him to make that decision... maybe there was something in his past or a personal struggle that just became too much for him to handle?
we can all learn from each other and work towards creating a more compassionate world.
... people need to take care of each other, you know? its not just about one person's life or death, but how it affects the whole community 
... i feel bad for alex pretti's family and friends, they deserve justice 
... major garrett sounds like a great guy, maybe his show can bring some calm in these chaotic times 
... we need more stories about empathy and understanding, less about division and anger 
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. But at the same time, I get why he'd wanna leave - Minneapolis has gotta be a tough place for someone who's dealing with stuff like this. Can we just hope that justice is served and everyone involved gets some kinda closure? 
just heard that another police officer is leaving minneapolis after alex pretti's killing... like, i get it, ppl need to take care of themselves but can't we all just try to make things better around here? 
meanwhile, minneapolis is still dealing with grief & outrage over alex's passing... it feels like nobody's coming together to find solutions 
And to think about Gregory Bovino leaving Minneapolis because of the backlash he faced... it just shows you how deep this city is hurt 
. As a Minnesotan myself, I gotta say that we're all still reeling from this event. We need some answers, but at the same time, we need to focus on healing and coming together as a community 
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this whole thing is just so sad... i feel like we're really missing out on understanding what was going through Alex's mind that day, you know? it's all about the surface-level stuff - the police investigation, Gregory Bovino leaving Minneapolis... but what about the emotional toll it took on his family and friends? let's not forget about them 
. i think we need to take a step back and try to understand what was going through Alex's mind in those last moments. maybe we can learn something from this tragedy and use it as an opportunity to grow and be more compassionate towards one another 
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and I'm still thinking about that amazing Korean BBQ burrito they had 
I mean, who knew you could put kimchi and bulgogi beef in a tortilla? Anyway, going back to Minneapolis... it's so sad what happened with Alex Pretti 
. But for real, have you guys tried that Korean BBQ burrito yet? It's life changing! 
Sorry, sorry, focus... yeah, the police investigation is still ongoing and all that. I hope they catch whoever did this and bring some closure to Alex's family 
. What's really needed right now are people coming together to support each other and demand justice 
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. The police investigation is ongoing, so who knows how much longer he'll even be able to stay here if there are still questions surrounding his involvement 
. Guess only time will tell
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i feel bad for alex pretti and his family he was a young guy with his whole life ahead of him 
we gotta keep movin forward for alexs memory