Local attorneys in Minneapolis are urging the public to come forward with any information or evidence related to the January 7th shooting of Renee Nicole Good, a fatal incident involving US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent. The Hennepin County Attorney's office claims that it has been excluded from the FBI's investigation into the matter.
The attorney general and local law enforcement officials say they have limited access to key evidence in the case, including the car where Renee Good was shot. They expressed concerns about their ability to conduct a thorough review of the evidence without federal cooperation.
In response, the Hennepin County Attorney has established an online platform for submitting information and evidence. Meanwhile, Minnesota's top law enforcement officials are cautioning against drawing any conclusions at this time due to the vast amount of still-unexamined evidence.
Despite their efforts to gather more information, local authorities face challenges in piecing together the events surrounding Renee Good's death. "The current posture is that the investigation is one that the feds want to do with or without state involvement," said Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison.
With no clear direction emerging from the investigation so far, local officials are urging anyone with information about the incident to come forward and submit it through their designated website.
The attorney general and local law enforcement officials say they have limited access to key evidence in the case, including the car where Renee Good was shot. They expressed concerns about their ability to conduct a thorough review of the evidence without federal cooperation.
In response, the Hennepin County Attorney has established an online platform for submitting information and evidence. Meanwhile, Minnesota's top law enforcement officials are cautioning against drawing any conclusions at this time due to the vast amount of still-unexamined evidence.
Despite their efforts to gather more information, local authorities face challenges in piecing together the events surrounding Renee Good's death. "The current posture is that the investigation is one that the feds want to do with or without state involvement," said Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison.
With no clear direction emerging from the investigation so far, local officials are urging anyone with information about the incident to come forward and submit it through their designated website.
... I mean, Renee Nicole Good was just a young woman who had her life taken away by someone she shouldn't even be in contact with, right? It's crazy that the feds are claiming they don't want to cooperate and now we're left with all these questions 
. The fact that the Hennepin County Attorney's office has been excluded from the FBI's investigation is just...wow 
. I'm all for transparency, so I hope this online platform helps get some answers out there 
. But at the same time, it's hard not to wonder what other evidence might be missing or being withheld 
. Can't we just get some clarity on what happened here? It feels like we're stuck in limbo 
. Anyway, I'm definitely submitting my 2 cents (or should I say, 0 cents since there's no money involved 
) through that online platform if anyone needs a witness or something 
.
. Makes sense they're frustrated since they can't get access to key evidence like the car she was in 
. Meanwhile, Minnesotans are being asked to come forward with any info they might have, but it's tough to know what's even relevant or not at this point 
. What do you guys think?
. It's like, shouldn't there be some transparency or cooperation between state and federal law enforcement? 
... I mean, they're trying to gather more info, but at the same time, they're warning people not to draw conclusions because of all the evidence that's still out there 
. It's like, can't they just give us some answers? 
. I guess we'll just have to wait and see how this plays out 
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... I mean, concern. How hard is it to let local authorities do their job and investigate this without all the federal meddling? 
. The fact that the Hennepin County Attorney's office is being excluded from the FBI's investigation just doesn't sit right with me. I mean, shouldn't they have a say in what happens to Renee Good? It's not like they're trying to obstruct justice or anything. But at the same time, I get why Minnesota's law enforcement officials are hesitant to jump to conclusions - there's still so much evidence that hasn't been examined yet.
. The fact that Renee Good was a victim of ICE involvement just adds another layer of complexity to the whole situation. I hope people do come forward with any information they might have - we need all the help we can get to get some answers 
. It's absolutely frustrating that the Hennepin County Attorney's office is being excluded from the FBI's investigation 
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you got these powerful people in positions and they can't even get along on one thing, federal and state agencies stuck in this bureaucratic cycle... meanwhile we're left with more questions than answers 
what's the real motive behind Renee Good's death? was it an accident or a calculated move? all these questions are just swirling around in my head 
Renee Good's family deserves answers and justice! It's not right that the FBI is basically doing all the legwork while the Hennepin County Attorney's office is left in the dark 
And now the local authorities are having to create their own online platform for people to submit info? That just feels like a Band-Aid solution at best 
Can't they just work together and share the evidence already?! 
. I mean, why would you trust some random anonymous tipster to come forward with info that might get lost in translation or even hacked? The FBI should be the ones handling this investigation and letting the public know what they're finding out. Local officials are just trying to save face by saying "hey, we want you to think we're doing something, even if it's not really." And honestly, I don't see how anyone can trust the results of an investigation with so many moving parts (feds and locals both involved) 
. It's like something out of a movie or a bad news headline 
. Minnesota's top officials are being super cautious because, you know, there's a lot of unknowns here 
. I mean, what exactly happened to Renee Good? Was she in the wrong place at the wrong time? Or was it just a straight-up ICE agent gone wild? 
. And that's what's got everyone on edge 
. Until they get some answers, folks are going to be wondering what really went down 
what's up with that? I'm all for transparency, but if they really want justice for Renee Good's family, shouldn't they be working together with the feds? 
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