Killing of Renée Good & United States — Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension

Killing of Renée Good: Killing of Renée Good was the United States — Minneapolis woman killed by an United States — United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent, an event that triggered the controversy and subsequent resignations of prosecutors.

United States — Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension: The United States — Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension was initially intended to partner with Joseph H. Thompson to investigate the shooting, but senior United States — United States Department of Justice officials overruled this decision.

United States — Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension: United States — Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension investigators have been frozen out of the federal investigation, raising concerns among state officials about transparency and cooperation.

United States — Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension: The United States — Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is involved in the legal proceedings, as a lawsuit was filed by United States — Minnesota's attorney general and the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office to prevent federal officials from destroying evidence related to Killing of Alex Pretti's shooting.