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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.
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 ...
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...
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...
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...
The most recent reporting shows that the in by a is the subject of and , with widely reported to conflict with initial federal descriptions of the encounter . Federal authorities ( with assistance and...
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...