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Wembanyama says he's 'horrified' by Minnesota shootings
Summary
San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama said he is "horrified" by a pair of fatal shootings in Minneapolis that occurred during an immigration enforcement operation, and investigations into the incidents are ongoing with no charges filed.
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San Antonio Spurs forward Victor Wembanyama told reporters he is "horrified" by two fatal shootings in Minneapolis and expressed reluctance to speak more broadly because of potential repercussions. The incidents occurred during a large immigration enforcement operation and prompted protests across the city. Authorities say investigations are ongoing and no charges have been announced.
Known details:
- Officials have reported that federal agents carried out an immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis during which two civilians were fatally shot.
- Investigations into the shootings are underway and, as reported, no charges have been filed at this time.
- The events prompted public protests in Minneapolis and drew public comments from some professional basketball players, including Wembanyama.
Summary:
The remarks from Wembanyama underscore the public attention surrounding the shootings and related community reaction. Investigations remain open and any next legal or procedural steps are undetermined at this time.
