Summary
Minnesota officials say the FBI has blocked them from participating in the investigation of a shooting involving an ICE agent and a woman named Renee Good. The shooting has sparked protests in Minneapolis, and there are conflicting accounts of the incident. The FBI maintains it is a federal investigation, and the state has withdrawn due to lack of access.
Key Facts
- The shooting involved a woman named Renee Good, who was killed by an ICE agent in Minneapolis.
- Minnesota Governor Tim Walz said state officials were blocked by the FBI from the investigation.
- The FBI claims it is a federal case, preventing local involvement.
- There are differing accounts of the shooting: the ICE agent claimed self-defense, while local officials say Good posed no threat.
- Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem stated the agent fired because Good tried to run over the officer.
- Minnesota's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension withdrew from the investigation due to lack of access to evidence.
- Protests have occurred in Minneapolis, with people showing support for Good and demanding justice.
