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Justice Department Halts Evidence Sharing With Minnesota Prosecutors

By Drooid · Oct 23, 2026, 8:01 AM UTC · How we work

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The U.S. Justice Department halted evidence sharing with Minnesota prosecutors in the Good-Pretti shootings.
Minnesota sued the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump in March for evidence, citing Justice Department’s reliance on Touhy regulations.
State officials reported federal agents delivered body-camera video, hard drives and Good’s SUV in July.
Minnesota prosecutors say the federal government holds Good’s clothing, the officer’s cellphone, interview recordings and Pretti’s firearms.

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The U.S. Justice Department halted evidence sharing with Minnesota prosecutors in the Good-Pretti shootings.
Minnesota sued the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump in March for evidence, citing Justice Department’s reliance on Touhy regulations.
State officials reported federal agents delivered body-camera video, hard drives and Good’s SUV in July.
Minnesota prosecutors say the federal government holds Good’s clothing, the officer’s cellphone, interview recordings and Pretti’s firearms.