According to The Guardian, the federal government has stopped sharing evidence with Minnesota authorities investigating the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti by federal officers. In a Guardian report on the dispute over evidence in the fatal ICE shootings, the outlet said state officials reported that federal officials paused the transfer of evidence.

The Guardian's summary describes the killings as occurring during a "violent anti-immigration, anti-protest crackdown" in the state earlier this year. The outlet attributed the account of the evidence dispute to state officials.

The Guardian's summary does not say when the sharing of evidence stopped, what materials were involved, or what reasons federal officials gave for pausing the transfer. The available text of the report also ends mid-sentence, so further statements from state officials could not be reviewed.

The Guardian's headline frames the events as fatal ICE shootings, and the report was credited to Guardian staff and agency reporting. The available text does not include a response from the federal government.

Sources: The Guardian: Minnesota officials say US government stopped sharing evidence on fatal ICE shootings.