Federal officials have taken control of the investigation into the shooting death of a Minneapolis woman by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent, blocking a state law enforcement’s concurrent inquiry.
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said Thursday that it no longer has access to case materials, scene evidence or investigative interviews it needs to look into the fatal shooting of Renee Good. As a result, the agency said in a statement, the investigation will be led solely by the FBI.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz criticized the decision to block state investigators’ access to case materials, saying that “Minnesota must be part of this investigation.”
“Now that Minnesota has been taken out of the investigation,.