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Federal government halted evidence sharing in Good, Pretti deaths, state says
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Minnesota officials said the federal government stopped sharing evidence related to the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, who were killed by immigration officers earlier this year. The state authorities said this in a court filing, according to reports. Minnesota officials are investigating the deaths.
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The Guardian specifies that "federal officials paused transfer of evidence" and identifies the deaths as "fatal ICE shootings" in its headline, emphasizing the immigration enforcement context.
- GUMinnesota officials say US government stopped sharing evidence on fatal ICE shootingsThe Guardian · Left
- APTrump administration stopped sharing evidence in Good and Pretti killings, Minnesota officials sayAssociated Press · Lean Left · link via Google News
The Hill attributes the statement to "the Department of Justice (DOJ)" specifically as the entity that stopped sharing information and refers to the deaths as "killings by immigration officers."
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