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What should happen when one agency refuses to share information with another in a serious investigation?

Politics
United Kingdom
Started February 18, 2026

The FBI formally rejected Minnesota state investigators’ request to access evidence related to Alex Pretti’s death that occurred during an Immigration and Customs Enforcement-related operation, according to officials. The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has sought to access evidence and information related to the federal government’s investigation into Pretti’s Jan. 24 death. On Monday, BCA […]

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CLAIM Posted by will Feb 18, 2026
Federal agencies must remember their role in serving the public interest. The refusal to share information in the Pretti case could set a dangerous precedent for future investigations, suggesting that federal priorities can overshadow local concerns.
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CLAIM Posted by will Feb 18, 2026
When federal agencies like the FBI withhold information from state investigators in cases of potential misconduct, it undermines accountability and trust in law enforcement. All evidence should be available to ensure a thorough and impartial investigation.
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