DHS hammered by expert for 'troubling beyond belief' false statement about latest killing

The latest shooting and killing of an American citizen by federal immigration authorities was backed up by an "incorrect" statement, according to an expert.

Security analyst Rob D'Amico, a former Marine and FBI agent, appeared on MS NOW on Saturday, where he flagged the "biggest thing" about new videos of the killing of an ICU nurse named Alex Pretti.

D'Amico said he is now fearing for his own life.

"What kind of scares me is I carry concealed all the time, retired FBI. If I happen to be there, I'm in the same situation. I'm armed. I'm trying to help someone. And then all of a sudden you get in a scuffle and your weapon is there. But at no time. And from the first video, when he's on all fours, when the subject's on all fours, I didn't see a gun in his hands either. Which meant at that point he still hadn't gone for the gun," he said.

He went on to specifically note how the false information causes harm.

"So the biggest thing is the statement is incorrect that they released. And that's what we saw on the last one, which is we talked about earlier. If you can't believe the statements that are being put out, it is just very troubling. And that's why you don't release statements until you have a somewhat investigation," he then added. "You have people go through it, but they're just quick to come out and say something to the narrative to get people on the defensive that he came at them with a weapon. This video, even though it cuts off at the end, shows that that's not, in fact, what happened. And it's troubling. It is troubling beyond belief."