The “woman in the pink coat” seen filming Department of Homeland Security agents murdering Alex Pretti in Minneapolis on Saturday came forward for a lengthy interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper Tuesday. She said she came forward to identify herself in the hope that DHS agents would do the same. They were looking at us and laughing.”After Carlson expressed a feeling of impotence, Cooper said, “You documented this. It was an assassination in full view, in the middle of the streets, of somebody who has served our country and continues to at the veterans’ hospital,” Carlson said. Carlson went on to express the fear, frustration and heartache I’m sure many others in Minnesota and across the country share.