Federal authorities have turned over evidence in the fatal shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti to Minnesota prosecutors, ending months of delay. Both were killed by federal immigration agents during Operation Metro Surge — an immigration enforcement crackdown in Minnesota earlier this year that sparked major protests. The release of evidence allows state prosecutors to move forward with investigations into the deaths, though it underscores tension between federal and state authorities over the handling of immigration enforcement operations that resulted in civilian casualties.