Minneapolis ICE Shooting: Local Attorneys Seek Public's Help Amid FBI Investigation Shutout
The deadly shooting of Renee Nicole Good by a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Minneapolis has left local attorneys scrambling for answers. The Hennepin County Attorney's Office, which covers the city, claims it has been excluded from the FBI's investigation into the incident.
According to Mary Moriarty, the county attorney, her office was not given access to key evidence, including Renee Good's car, where she was shot. This lack of access hinders their ability to conduct a thorough review of the case, and they cannot make any determinations without it.
The FBI has control over this evidence, and state investigators have limited access. Moriarty said her office has "no preconceived opinion" on whether the agent will face charges but emphasizes that they need to gather all available evidence before making any decisions.
To facilitate this process, the county has created a website where individuals can submit their own video footage or information related to the incident. The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and Attorney General Keith Ellison are collaborating with Hennepin County on the investigation to ensure that all relevant evidence is gathered and reviewed.
Ellison stated, "There is no conclusion anyone can reach in good faith at this time, as there's too much evidence still to be evaluated." The investigation remains ongoing, and local attorneys are urging the public for their help in gathering any possible leads.
With the case still shrouded in mystery, it remains unclear what will come next in the wake of this tragic event.
The deadly shooting of Renee Nicole Good by a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Minneapolis has left local attorneys scrambling for answers. The Hennepin County Attorney's Office, which covers the city, claims it has been excluded from the FBI's investigation into the incident.
According to Mary Moriarty, the county attorney, her office was not given access to key evidence, including Renee Good's car, where she was shot. This lack of access hinders their ability to conduct a thorough review of the case, and they cannot make any determinations without it.
The FBI has control over this evidence, and state investigators have limited access. Moriarty said her office has "no preconceived opinion" on whether the agent will face charges but emphasizes that they need to gather all available evidence before making any decisions.
To facilitate this process, the county has created a website where individuals can submit their own video footage or information related to the incident. The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and Attorney General Keith Ellison are collaborating with Hennepin County on the investigation to ensure that all relevant evidence is gathered and reviewed.
Ellison stated, "There is no conclusion anyone can reach in good faith at this time, as there's too much evidence still to be evaluated." The investigation remains ongoing, and local attorneys are urging the public for their help in gathering any possible leads.
With the case still shrouded in mystery, it remains unclear what will come next in the wake of this tragic event.
This whole thing is messed up. I mean, can't they all just talk to each other? Like, the FBI and the Hennepin County Attorney's Office are literally on the same side of the investigation... 
What's going on with all this exclusivity stuff? It's like, Renee Good is still gone and they're worried about who gets access to what. 
This whole thing is super frustrating... 
... i'm so frustrated that the FBI is being super secretive about this investigation and the local attorneys are basically left with nothin' to work with... 
that website they set up is a good start, hope people can come through with some useful footage or witness accounts. still, this whole thing feels super suspicious and i'm rootin' for Renee's family to get some justice 
they need that video footage from witnesses to get to the bottom of what really happened, but instead everyone's left wondering... and now the public's getting involved by submitting their own clips? 
that's actually kinda cool, tbh. I'm rooting for them to crack this case ASAP. The family of Renee Good deserves justice 
i mean who needs extra scrutiny when an agent is already under fire? and whats the big deal if they can't make any determinations yet? doesnt sound like hes gonna get a slap on the wrist or anything 
I'm literally dying over here wanting to know what's going on... if anyone has any vids or info about this incident, pls share it on the website they set up!!! 
we need to get to the bottom of this!!
, but it feels like a Band-Aid solution at best.
. We need to keep pushing for transparency and accountability in our justice system, especially when it comes to cases involving police brutality and systemic racism 
. Fingers crossed that we can get some answers soon 
... Renee Good's life was literally cut short, and now her family is left to pick up the pieces. I mean, what even is the point of having a public website if we don't get access to key evidence?! It's like they want us to just keep on guessing with no concrete answers 
. And now they're asking the public for help because the state investigators have limited access too 
. This is a tragedy, Renee Good's life was lost and we still don't know what happened 
. I'm sending love and support to her family 
.