0:00 [Music] And welcome back everybody to another breaking news episode of the Careful Boys where we have updates, we've got new angles, we've got some official statements coming out from different sides. And uh we just want to keep going with this really really developing story right now about the Minnesota shooting that had just happened to a 37year-old man who they police have also just identified or at least put out the name as well, Alex Prey. Um here's some new angles. We're all just going to live react and watch these things at the same time. There's a couple different videos just so we can kind of get a better clear scope of what went down. Uh and we'll just take a look. Border Patrol agent kills 37y old man in Minnesota is what it says. So >> it's the guy with the gray hoodie >> or like brown hoodie.
0:50 >> He was with somebody. That person just got pushed to the ground. >> So he's getting pepper sprayed. Civilians intervening. Hello tactical people. It's a crazy dog pile, man. >> So I think that was the gun they just threw away by the way. I think they took it off of him >> and tossed him to the side. >> They took his gun off of him and then they shot. >> They took the gun and and then they shot. >> They disarmed him and then shot, >> I believe. So, believe >> what the is not good, man. >> Does uh approach Border Patrol agents with a 9mm semi-automatic handgun? Yeah. >> And bro, look at that reaction, right? The reaction after they shot him. What do they do? They stand back in disbelief and they're just like, "What the ████ did we just do?" Yeah, >> that bro that I don't know.
1:40 >> It doesn't look >> That's murder in broad daylight, bro. >> Do it one more time again. The dude. >> Come on, man. >> I got a slow-mo version if you want to look at it. >> Yeah, let's look at that. >> Send it. >> I um should I send it to your Instagram? >> Just send it to me. >> Yeah, I believe. >> So, he got picked up. >> Yeah. >> Or if it's not the gun, it's a magazine, I guess. Oh, >> that's a mag. I just sent uh Anthony a slow-mo video on Instagram. He picked it up. You saw how many ran off with it. >> It'll go to the It'll go to the very bottom. It'll go to X. >> Make sure you clear all your cookies cuz you're looking at all the Only Fans girls. Um and then watch. It'll slowmo it for you. >> Yeah. Here we go. >> I'm pretty sure I saw the gun before the guy shot him. >> Slow-mo right now.
2:32 So, is that him? What's in his hand? >> Is that the gun? Oh, it looks like Yeah, it looks like that's the gun. >> He pulled it off his right side. His right hip. He pulled it out of >> So, he's already unarmed. And then they just shoot him. >> But look at his body language. What's the guy doing? He's on all fours. He's in a >> He's not drawing. >> He's not doing anything. And when they grabbed him, his hands >> play. Keep pressing play. >> No. No. It's playing on its own right now. >> It's doing a slow-mo. They're trying to show you. What? >> Trying to say that they That's the gun they pulled off of. >> Yeah. >> Apparently. >> Yeah. >> Was there a guy talking? >> I want to see the gun hit the floor. >> It's probably a They were probably talking, but like there's no sound. >> The thing hitting the floor wasn't the gun. Maybe >> it looked like a magazine. The first one he turned the sound on. They might be commentating. >> Oh, no. The sound's on.
3:22 >> No, I mean like on your video like Go to the Yeah, you see how >> No, the sound's on here. >> Oh, that's them. That's them video. This is a screen recording. >> That's so tricky. >> You guys keep on telling me to do stuff, but I'm like, I'm not doing ████ >> But if you go from the wider angle, you see that same guy in the gray jacket. Pull it. He runs off and then you hear the first shot. >> So, here's another clip uh a wider clip from the entire encounter. >> Beginning. >> Yeah. >> So, this is the gentleman that's going to get shot right here. >> That's the person he was with. >> So, he's approaching. So this is before the conflict. >> He's filming them. Yeah, >> they're filming >> and they got whistle alerts. Maybe it's this guy. >> It's that guy. >> Yeah. Yeah, I think it's that guy.
4:12 >> So this is the girl that he was with. Is this the POV or the girl? >> Just don't even go to these things, dude. Man, dude, >> this is it's like opposite Kyle Writtenhouse now. ████ wrong with you? >> Oh, >> shoving pepper spray. >> Oh, he definitely does not look aggressive at all. >> But that's the escalation, right? That's the problem. This is the problem that people have with ICE is that they're >> they're mall cops doing this to random people. Not random people, the protesters. Oh, >> bro. Play that part one more time. >> Going gun, gun. They're like, he's got a gun. >> That's what they were saying. >> That's bro.
5:06 >> See, it's a gun. It's a gun. >> He just started opening fire, bro. You see him unholster? That was crazy. >> That was crazy, man. >> You tell me these guys should have guns. >> But did they actually confirm or someone just started screaming that there was a gun? There was a gun. >> But were but when they were saying gun and gun, is it the gun they took and disarmed them from? >> I think that's what they identified. Someone took it. But this is where the communication like if you're working with people, you have to be understanding of what's happening and what the goal is. Like they don't have a plan to pin this guy down. They just shove these two people to the ground. Somebody just started pepper- spraying them and like on paper, right? Like legally, if you're protesting and you're obviously we could say, "Yeah, you shouldn't be there." But if they have a right to protest, what were they doing wrong? They were just standing in the street
5:56 filming and then they got approached by these ████ guys. Pepper spray shoved the girl to the ground. It's like it's it's a crazy, >> isn't it? The thing where if they're already under operation in this zone and they tell everybody like back up, this is now like we're operating. You can't >> walk in anymore. >> Yeah. I get and but that's the thing right is like they will say anything anytime somebody is there in the vicinity and they're they might be impeding the investigation and that's the language that they use to say oh you're in the fault we were forced to do this to you >> but did he have to die >> and that's the whole point right >> not at all >> could that situation been avoided if they didn't shove that girl to the ground pepper spray him >> they didn't do they weren't doing nothing bro >> I don't know >> they were they being in the way of being annoying probably an impeding ICE investigation. Yeah. But >> even if they were doing stuff, the fact
6:46 that like five, six dudes like subdued him and he's like face down on all fours basically. It's like what? Like at what point is it necessary to like fully mark him like that? >> So it looks like they it looks like some some one of the officers saw the firearm, disarmed him, maybe said there's a gun, and then another guy just thought shoot. But that but that but that's but that's a reaction to someone that's not trained that doesn't like what we talked about right we were saying federal agents should be at a higher level than a police officer based on but if these guys are federal agents they're definitely not they're not acting like federal agents >> even like bumbling like >> bro these guys are tripping over their feet they're slipping on ice >> I think they jump protocol like crazy cuz even if you have panic let's say you have local police right and you have some ████ crackhead that runs out of
7:36 7-Eleven And it's one-on-one, not sixon-one. If it's oneon-one and that guy, even if he feels like he's in danger, he tackles them, he'll say, "Hands, hands, hands. Let me see your hands." Usually, you cuff them, then you search to see if there's a gun, but you control the hands first. >> Yeah. >> So, this guy was already in turtle, >> didn't control the hands. Someone just pulls a gun out randomly. And so it's like you're jumping 10 steps and every and every leaving law like local it's always like let me see your ████ hands because if you if you don't they can't assume you're holding some crazy ████ >> but if you see his hands then detain the hands and then you keep moving down the line but it was just he was internal someone pulled out a gun yelled gun and then you see the guy unholstered and just like >> sounds like he just got shot because he
8:27 had a gun. >> Yeah, that's what >> and somebody yelled gun. So what's one All it takes is one guy to panic. Everyone panics, >> right? >> And what do you do? That one guy pulled out a gun and started shooting and everybody was like, "Yo, that's what the vibe was after they killed this ████ guy. They put their hands on their head like >> unless there's something we missed and he had a gun here and that wasn't the gun and he was reaching for it. That's the only thing where that but I don't know like so there's other angles too and I'm more curious about the escalation because we always see it in like the middle of the fight or like the angle's kind of far and then there's this other angle where I didn't really watch the whole video but it starts from them standing there and then they just get pushed by the by the ice guy. Yeah. >> So, this doesn't justify their um this doesn't justify their behavior, but it
9:17 could be that guy and if I just had to play devil's advocate, that guy and his lady, it's their 10th time impeding their investigation. >> They're talking to him right now. >> So, they could be like, "I ████ told you. Get the ████ away." And maybe that's why you see them just I'm just going to chuck your ass. >> But it doesn't excuse. >> So, it's someone Yeah, >> they already had him subdued. They could have just >> Well, we the whole ████ >> Oh, start over and like let him He's just describing it. >> He was saying that it's them arguing with the ICE officers. This is the This is where it started. >> That's the guy, right? >> You published from the shooting. See that man with the cap? That's the guy who was shot. He can be seen with ice. That guy
10:10 All right, let's go. All right. >> So, yeah, Bart, you that that he's basically saying what you just said is that it could be something that's been happening like all day already. >> He's like, I told you to get out of the street. I told you to get out of the street. >> Cuz he did look confrontational right there. >> Your way to argue with law enforcement has nothing to do with you while being armed. If you're one of those people, you're being manipulated. You're brainwashed. But you're mad that they're deporting illegals from your country. Illegals, people who shouldn't be in the country. >> He's going to go into more philosophy and what he believes in. But like >> I just wanted to see as much as I can of like what led up to this event cuz most of the footage that's coming out is already there's action. Like it starts from the pepper spray. It starts from the dog piling >> and like >> Well, yeah, for sure. They're agitators, right? Because that's what the whole
11:00 point to go out there >> because from this footage it seems like Ice just went up and pepper sprayed him for no reason just for standing there. >> I think in this situation though it I don't even care it who was right or wrong, if he had a good reason, if he was agitating them or whatever. I think there could have been a way to subdue him and detain him without killing him. >> That's that's kind of >> they don't know how to do that apparently. They don't have skill. >> They don't they can't do this. >> That's how panicky they are is what's concerning to me. >> But this is why all these all these crazy situations with ICE is because of that reason >> because they're just panic. >> Well, they're they're just not trained. They shouldn't be doing what they're doing. The way they're going about it does they they don't know how to argue with these citizens. They don't like as
11:50 soon as an ar a citizen argues with them, they ████ flip out. You can see the moment where their ego gets hit. They get aggressive right away. >> Yeah. And that's not professional. >> That's not professional. Yeah. You You can't be doing this. And then now they're like, "Oh, well, we gotta shoot you." And then now you hear everyone trying to justify why they're getting shot. And then now we're arguing about the wrong ████ thing. >> There's a a clip. I don't know if you guys saw, but it was like a guy was holding his composure and it was like a lady antagonizing him like, "Oh, you guys, it's like a lady and her husband like, "Oh, you think you're so ████ tough. You're tough. You want to do this, don't you?" And he goes like, "I make 200K." >> Oh, yeah. I saw that. Yeah. The whole time he was composed. I'm Oh, good. Good for him. It's one of the few times where I just see him like standing his post, doing what he's supposed to do, and then the 200k struck a cord. He goes, "Well, how long have you been in school?" And he goes, "I didn't even go to a college and I make 200." I'm like, "See, dumbass. That guy's a dumbass. That
12:40 guy's low IQ. You're a professional. Just do your ████ >> You're supposed to be stoic. You're supposed to be a an officer of the government, bro. And you're over there acting like you insult me. Oh, you make 200k. Well, f██████," you know, like that's crazy, bro. Like, that's what sets you off. You're a grown ass man. >> They're like ████ hooligans. >> You're supposed to be like, you know those ████ uh the furry hat ████ in England. >> Yeah, like that. People go like they like this and they're just like, >> you know, they give them wet willies. They're just I'm standing for eight hours. >> And then on top of that, bro, they're wearing masks, right? Like the whole mask thing is crazy, too. >> Yeah. What's up with the whole law enforcement wearing masks? Like I get SWAT. Um >> I guess I guess if they get doxed or something like that, people will start like harassing them. their families. >> Social media age, huh? It's probably the social media age, >> but there's already a lot of people doxing Ice Age, too. But I don't know.
13:32 >> Yeah, maybe shooting them will also get you doxed, >> dude. I don't know, man. So, there's hella angles coming out now. Where's the other uh there's another one that I sent you before this one. >> I think the saddest part is it all takes away from the real cause. >> We played that one already. If the real cause is to find criminals that shouldn't be here and get them out of here, all of this is just tangential ████ that's pulling away from what the actual mission is. You know, >> detectives, too, that are like they they they specifically are a unit to catch predators. And then there's people that are like, "Get out of here, you ████ ICE." And then they're like, >> "We're not even ICE or something." >> Yeah. Child services. >> They're like child protective services or whatever. And then they're like, "Shut up. You're lying. ████ you guys." And I'm like, "Dude, come on."
14:23 >> That's the whole problem, right? Is like the way these guys are acting is causing a ripple effect to other people trying to do their ████ jobs. And now citizens, they don't they're not going to trust our government at all. Like, >> but they're really got like both of the wildest sides against each other right now. >> And now this is the type of ████ that causes us to be in more trouble as a country, you know, like and it's only getting worse. And then you have, you know, Trump put out a tweet and he's like doubling down. >> What What do he say? What do he say? >> Something about how it's his fault for being there essentially. >> Yeah. Let's read the statement. >> But every time some something bad happens, they just immediately stoke the fire even more. It's like, bro, get this guy's phone away from him. >> Trump responds after a man was killed by federal agents in N you guys. All right, I'll just read it. This is the gunman's gun loaded with two additional full
15:13 magazines and ready to go. What is that all about? Where are the local police? Why weren't they allowed to protect ICE officers? The mayor and the governor called them off. It is stated that many of these police were not allowed to do their job. That ICE had to protect themselves. Not an easy thing to do. Why does Ilhan Omar have $34 million in her account? And where are the tens of billions of dollars that have been stolen from the once great state of Minnesota? And he's using it to shoot at Tim Walls, too. You know, >> we are there because of massive mon monetary fraud with billions of dollars missing and illegal criminals that were allowed to infiltrate the state through the Democrats open border policy. We want the money back and we want it back now. Those fraudsters who stole the money are going to jail where they belong. This is no different than a really big bank robbery. Much of what you're witnessing is a cover up for this theft and fraud. The mayor and the
16:04 governor are inciting insurrection with their pompous, dangerous, and arrogant rhetoric. Instead, these sanctimonious political fools should be looking for the billions of dollars that has been stolen from the people of Minnesota and the United States of America. Let our ICE patriots do their job. 12,000 illegal alien criminals, many of them violent, have been arrested and taken out of Minnesota. If they were still there, you would see something far worse than you're witnessing today. >> Remember when our presidents used to have like letterheads of the White House and they have a nice little statement, you know, like this is crazy. This is I don't even know what the ████ he's talking about. Is he on truth social? >> It's either that or or Twitter or something like that. Yeah. X. >> I don't like how u now like these groups that are supposed to be so for example like the NRA and people who are really like gun gun rights, right? because it was like a proposed leftist that was
16:55 armed, they're probably not going to protect him. Because if it's true that he was just hanging out there armed and he was a journalist and then they ended up he wasn't pulling that ████ out and they found out later when they pepper- sprrayed him, took his ass down, and then they just so happened to see that he's armed, right? And then they they take it out of him. I feel like that's a violation. Yeah, he has every right to be armed. If he's if he has him legally, he has every right. However many magazines he has on him is irrelevant. >> I want to see the gun rights activist come out and be like, >> I don't give a ████ if he's left or right >> or two, three mags, four mags, what are you trying to say? >> That's what the rhetoric has to be is like we can't do this separation between left and right anymore. Like we have to talk about like us as American people because, you know, we're stuck with this ████ It's our mess. We got to ████ clean this up. But then you do have to
17:46 point out that like it's pretty ████ dumb. If your opponent in your protest is the police or ICE, why are you ████ armed? >> Yeah. >> Like that's that's the part that's stupid to me. Where whereas if I was unarmed, I have a better leverage against them. >> You would just think that like you'd be in a safer position not having nothing on you because they there's less they can do about it, right? >> I don't understand how that was like smarter. And also, yeah, like if we're using that kind of analogy, if the goal is for ICE to get illegal criminals out and like the protesters are the bystanders, right now we're watching a football game where the people in the stands are coming into the field. >> Yeah. >> And then so now the people in the stands are getting ████ trampled and tackled and it's like that's not even the fight that we want. So like it it sucks. And you have every right to protest. We all know that. It's freedom of speech, uh,
18:37 freedom to like to carry, to bear arms, all that. But also, if we try to be effective about what we're trying to do, which is not have any more people die, like if you don't need to be at places, don't be at those places. >> That's what that's what makes me feel like it's being compared a lot to Kyle Writtenhouse now because he wasn't from that area, but decided to go over there and get up in the mix and then the entire left side was like, why' you do that? Why' you go? Why'd you leave your place to go and like for this cause that has nothing to do with you, but he felt the need to like >> He took a Uber to get there. >> Yeah, he did his thing. Whatever. >> People want to speak up for things even if it has nothing to do with them. They're they're just speaking up for other people. >> But that's and exactly everybody agreed on that. But when Kyle Rittenhouse did it, they were like, "Why'd you do that?" But then that's everybody's going 3 to five hours away to impede ICE. They should understand that's the same thing.
19:27 But I think that's the problem here is that they can't see the other side, right? Like we like >> feels like more than ever now. >> We have friends on both sides, right? So it's not like one is more benevolent than the other. And on top of that, I think we all realize that both parties are pretty corrupt and they'll use their own constituents as ████ weapons against the other. >> And I'm like, well, I don't want to be used and riled up in that sense, too. So, I'm like, I get that there's an honor behind if you truly do feel like you're protecting these these innocent, you know, people from a Gustapo police force that is unlawful. I get it. But there's other means to do it safely than to stand there and like put yourself in danger like that. >> And don't you feel dumb if the you don't even know you don't even have the due process to prove the person you're protecting didn't actually do a crime
20:18 that you don't support? >> Yeah. Like when it's this for sexual predators, I'm like, well, don't you feel dumb like like impeding ICE from taking that guy? Like we don't know either way. >> But yeah. Yeah, I think it's just tough because you have crazy people on both sides and like a lot of o it just feels like a a big mess with a lot of chaos and like oversight and no one's taking responsibility because they don't want to. It's morally admirable that you want to do that, but it's personally not a good idea >> for sure. >> I just don't like if someone you knew told you, I'm gonna go out there and like help out and like stop. I wouldn't if I knew that person, I'd be like, don't ████ do that. >> Yeah. I mean, have you guys have you guys been involved in any type of protest or sit like any type of thing, right? like um the most recent one was I
21:10 went out to downtown because it wasn't that far from me and uh this was during COVID and and I was a part of uh one of the the silent like like what do you call it the uh not the visual or like whatever and then it was like a George Floyd visual plus it was like a uh it was a protest but it wasn't a crazy riot it was just organized everyone was there >> like a peaceful protestful It was a protest. >> It wasn't a It was like It was solidarity. Like it was protesting with everyone getting together and then there's speakers. There's different speakers. You're you're part of an audience and then like you're you're voicing your opinion. And I thought that that is how things should be done is you're out there in numbers and then you're talking you're at the city hall. You're talk you're you're addressing your points. You have the media there and then fine. But like you ain't got to
22:01 burn the city down. You ain't gota like yell the And by the way, there were a lot of cops, but nobody was in the cop's face. ████ you. ████ you. ████ you. It was super. And I think that's the thing is like when when that whole thing was happening, right? Like um the media did not help because yeah, there were there was ████ going down, but they were showing the rage. They were showing the destruction. They didn't show like the 90% of people just peacefully being there and talking about like how tragic this ████ is and the normal stuff and I think because it doesn't get clicks. >> You know what difference too with that is protesting at like the city hall is going to be way more effective because that's where the lawmakers are versus going to actual crime scenes and trying to stop it. You know, cuz like >> because they don't make the decision. >> If you go in front of like the ICE building, hey, we don't like this blah
22:52 blah blah. That's way different than like like ████ four unmarked suburbans pulling out hella fast and you're like stop right there and they just all ████ listen to ████ Metallica in the ████ garage that the bodies hit the f and they're ████ ready to Yeah. And then you go stop I'm peaceful with two magazines. It's like ████ dude that's not the just there's like that's not the most effective way to do it. It's >> not smart dude. I mean, that's more like you're ready for war. Like, you're looking for some confrontation >> and then you bring your girlfriend or wife with you to like the actual crime scene where it's like hot and everyone's like on edge. >> That's worth it. >> Yeah. >> But at the same time, as as uh as tragic as effective goes, like like dude's going to be like a martyr to like this
23:43 idea, you know? Um so Ice ████ up today in my opinion when we watched that in all of our opinion. We see that like they made a mistake. Yes. It's like not personally a smart idea to ever do that. And even if they were Gustapo, it's like it's not like you would ever tell your friends or family member be like, "Yeah, we got to fight them together by going out there with phones and recording their like heinous crime so that we can like vote against this later." It's like it's really really difficult and tragedy is going to happen with untrained people. But it's like, damn, I kind of ████ up today. >> They massively ████ up. But at least one common denominator remains slightly truer. You if you're not behind the wheel of a deadly what's considered a deadly weapon, you don't carry a deadly weapon. You have a higher chance of making out of this operation alive. >> Yeah. That's why peaceful protests always win the long run because when you have an armed resistance, then you give
24:34 the bigger, stronger guys. You're giving them an opportunity to call you terrorist and kill you. Whereas like Gandhi and everybody else, it's always been the unarmed victim that's like, "Hey man, I'm going to protest here. You could ████ me up." And it now the powers that be, they're the bad guy cuz they use violence against you. But if that's the thing is like I think that's the best way if it's been proven to be at the in the long run, you become the winner when you do that.
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