Julio Sosa-Celis

Minnesota prosecutors announced they obtained evidence from the federal government in the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti by immigration agents during Operation Metro Surge. The evidence includes body camera footage, officer statements, and a vehicle involved, which the federal government had previously withheld. State authorities and the federal government are engaged in a legal dispute over evidence sharing, with some cooperation now achieved.

Minnesota prosecutors obtained previously withheld evidence, including hard drives and physical items like Renee Good’s car, in investigations into the fatal shootings of Good and Alex Pretti during protests against federal immigration enforcement in January. The evidence retrieval followed cooperation with federal partners and addresses prior withholding by officials.

Minnesota prosecutors have obtained previously withheld evidence in the investigations into the fatal shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti during anti-immigration protests. Federal officials had withheld statements, body camera videos, and physical evidence, including Good’s car, leading to calls for transparency and cooperation.

Minnesota prosecutors obtained withheld evidence in the investigation into the fatal shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti during anti-immigration enforcement protests. The evidence includes hard drives, body camera videos, and Good's car, which was previously withheld by federal officials for over half a year.

Federal investigators are sharing evidence related to three shootings by federal agents during Operation Metro Surge, following a lawsuit by Minnesota officials. The evidence includes digital and physical items, enabling Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty to review cases involving victims Renee Good, Alex Pretti, and Julio Sosa-Celis.

Minneapolis anti-violence workers Connie Rhodes and Lenise Holliman were attacked with tear gas and flash bangs during a federal immigration enforcement operation following the January 14 shooting of Julio Sosa-Celis by an ICE agent. The incident left the workers injured and traumatized, with the agent later arrested for assault and falsely reporting a crime.

Minneapolis anti-violence workers, including Connie Rhodes and Lenise Holliman from Restoration Inc., responded to a January shooting involving federal agents, enduring tear gas and flash bangs during a chaotic encounter. The incident followed the fatal shooting of Julio Sosa-Celis by an ICE agent, which led to the agent's arrest and charges of assault and false reporting.

A newly released video contradicts ICE's account of a North Minneapolis shooting, showing ICE agents' initial claims about a Venezuelan immigrant being assaulted were false. The footage led to dropped charges against Julio Sosa-Celis and Alfredo Aljorna, with ICE agents facing perjury charges. The incident occurred during Operation Metro Surge, involving a car chase and a scuffle captured by city surveillance.