Evidence relating to three shootings by immigration officers in Minneapolis that occurred in January has been shared with Minnesota authorities, following months of withholding by the Trump administration.
The local authorities will now assess the evidence to decide on potential charges against the officers involved in the incidents concerning Renée Good, Alex Pretti, and Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis.
The evidence was released earlier this week, which may impact the proceedings regarding these cases.
A memorial service for Renée Good took place in Minneapolis on January 10, where mourners paid their respects. The community remains attentive to the developments and the outcomes of any legal actions following this new information.
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