Minnesota Residents describe daily life in Minneapolis amid unrest following deadly shooting

THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) As investigations continue into the shooting death of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, residents say daily life in parts of the city has been marked by anxiety, exhaustion, and disruption.

Officials confirmed today that two of the officers involved in the incident have been placed on administrative leave as the investigation continues. No additional details were released.

In interviews with News Channel 3, Minneapolis residents described a tense atmosphere in neighborhoods affected by recent enforcement activity and protests, with some businesses altering operations and people changing daily routines out of concern for safety.

One South Minneapolis resident and small business owner told News Channel 3 that stress levels in the community have risen sharply, describing quieter streets, locked storefronts, and a sense that many residents are struggling to balance work and daily responsibilities amid ongoing uncertainty Kathryn Mayer Hairdresser .

Residents said the impact extends beyond protests, affecting workplaces, service businesses, and neighborhoods where people are trying to support one another while navigating fear and fatigue.

News Channel 3 is continuing to speak with residents across Minneapolis to better understand how the situation is affecting everyday life and community trust.

Stay tuned to News Channel Three tonight at 6pm for a full report.