He walks like a Nazi, he dresses like a Nazi and he acts like a Nazi. What else could he be?
His name says it all - Greg Bovino. He's more like a bovine ass---- than a homo sapiens. His name suggests Italian Fascist background and Mussolini love.
He's the Border Patrol Commander-at-large who likes to dress up like the Nazi SS: Long black trenchcoat, cropped hair, shiny insignia all over him....And he gives the "Heil Hitler" salute to boot. But more importantly, he and his fascist racist ICE goons are conducting themselves in Minnesota just like the SS Sturmtuppen on Kristallnacht in 1930s Berlin.
Border Patrol Commander-at-large Greg Bovino held a press conference on Sunday afternoon that quickly turned fiery when reporters started hitting him with several questions about the shooting death of Alex Pretti that happened a day earlier in Minneapolis.
Bovino told the reporters Pretti “assaulted” Border Patrol officers before he was shot and killed, and he also mentioned several times that the “choices” he made increased the odds of a fatal confrontation happening. Both of those claims riled up some of the reporters and led to a few heated exchanges.
One of those exchanges started when a female reporter asked Bovino “Was Alex Pretti armed when he was shot?”
The SS ICE Fuhrer declined to answer, saying “all those facts” will come out in the investigation that is taking place. “I’m not going to speculate".
He then said Pretti was an “assaultive subject” who was “assaulting” officers and interfering with an operation to arrest a violent illegal immigrant. That comment irked the reporter, who took issue with Bovino saying Pretti committed assault.
“Don’t interrupt me,” the Nazi Commander shouted.
The reporter asked a follow up right after, “If there’s an investigation going on and you have not concluded, isn’t it possible this was a bad shooting? Or have you already concluded for yourself that this was justified?”
“I have not concluded anything, I have not given you a conclusion,” Bovino said.
“So it’s possible it was a bad shooting?” The same reporter asked.
“What I do know is that this individual was on that scene several minutes before that shooting interfering with a lawful, legal, ethical law enforcement operation,” Bovino replied. “Back to choices — when someone makes the choice to come into an active law enforcement scene, interfere, obstruct, delay, or assault law enforcement officers—”
That comment upset the reporter, who shouted back at Bovino: “He didn’t assault law enforcement!”
Bovino continued with his answer, “and they bring a weapon to do that, that is a choice that that individual made.”
That back-and-forth was followed a few minutes later by a male reporter who pointed to the Renee Good shooting earlier in the month. The reporter asked if Bovino or anyone at ICE was going to take “any accountability for those actions?”
Bovino answered by saying it all “goes back to the choices” people make. When “individuals make poor choices” and interfere with a law enforcement operation while armed with a 9 mm gun it leads to terrible outcomes, Bovino said, adding that Pretti was looking to “massacre” immigration agents.
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