Summary
Minneapolis officials are asking President Trump's administration for a clear and fair investigation after an ICE agent shot and killed a local resident, Renee Nicole Good. Concerns have been raised because local investigators were excluded from the federal inquiry. Video evidence and differing accounts have led to protests and calls for justice in Minneapolis.
Key Facts
- Minneapolis officials want an independent investigation into the shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent.
- The FBI excluded local state investigators from the inquiry, raising concerns about bias.
- Video footage of the incident has cast doubt on the federal government's description of the event.
- Good was reportedly shot after ICE agents approached her vehicle during an operation.
- The Trump administration labeled the incident as an act of domestic terrorism.
- Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey emphasized the need for transparency and truth.
- Protests erupted in Minneapolis and other cities following the shooting.
- President Trump and other officials made claims about the incident without providing evidence.
