Here & Now Anytime Minnesota lawmakers fear 'cover-up' as FBI takes over ICE shooting investigation
Jan 8, 2026
Matt Sepic, a correspondent for Minnesota Public Radio, provides on-the-ground insights into the controversial ICE shooting of Renee Nicole Good. He discusses the clash of narratives between federal claims of self-defense and local dissent. Joining him is State Senator Scott Dibble, who expresses concerns over the investigation's integrity, suggesting a potential cover-up and questioning the FBI's impartiality. Both share details about community protests and vigils, highlighting fears reminiscent of past injustices.
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Video Undercuts Federal Narrative
- The widely circulated videos contradicted federal claims that Renee Nicole Good was about to hit an officer.
- Local leaders and residents see the footage as evidence the narrative was mischaracterized by federal officials.
FBI Takes Over; State Questions Fairness
- The FBI taking sole control of the probe raised questions about federalism and fairness.
- Governor Tim Walz said Minnesota had effectively been taken out of the investigation and worried about impartiality.
Support Peaceful, Documented Vigils
- Attend and document peaceful vigils to maintain public pressure and oversight.
- Support community-led monitoring to ensure events remain nonviolent and recorded.
