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Investigation led by the FBI into the shooting incident in Minneapolis, including review of bystander videos and potential release of body-worn footage.
Federal officials have asserted the ICE agent acted in self‑defense and described Renee Nicole Good’s vehicle as being used as a weapon, while the FBI has taken sole control of the criminal inquiry an...
The immediate prosecutorial jurisdiction over the Minneapolis ICE shooting is bifurcated: the FBI and Department of Justice have assumed control of the federal criminal inquiry while Minnesota state p...
When a federal officer is involved in a shooting the FBI commonly leads a criminal investigation that follows defined evidence-collection, interview, and review steps but also runs alongside internal ...
There is no definitive public finding yet that the shooting of Renee Nicole Good was a lawful use of force; available reporting shows competing claims, partial video circulation, and an active federal...
An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent fatally shot 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis on January 7, 2026; federal officials characterize the shooting as defensive because they s...
Bystander videos circulating after the Minneapolis ICE shooting show officers approaching a stopped SUV, an officer grabbing the door handle, and the vehicle then moving before an agent fired, while f...