Crime · Minneapolis, MN
Federal Govt Stops Sharing Evidence in Minneapolis Shootings
Minnesota officials report that the federal government has halted evidence sharing with state investigators probing the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti by federal officers in Minneapolis. State prosecutors filed court documents stating that transfers, which began in July, paused indefinitely on September 10 due to unspecified challenges with Washington D.C. The Justice Department argues it has discretion to withhold information under Touhy regulations, while state authorities continue to seek officer cellphones, interview recordings, and physical evidence. No criminal charges have been filed in connection with the fatal shootings.