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Hennepin County Attorney > News > Submission Portal: HCAO and MNAGO announce joint effort to collect and preserve evidence to support investigation into killing of Renee Nicole Good

Submission Portal: HCAO and MNAGO announce joint effort to collect and preserve evidence to support investigation into killing of Renee Nicole Good

1/9/2026

The Hennepin County Attorney’s Office (HCAO) and Minnesota Attorney General’s Office (MNAGO) announced a joint effort to collect and preserve evidence to support investigation into the killing of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis.

After the FBI rescinded its cooperation agreement with the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, the HCAO and the MNAGO were in constant contact to determine a path forward that ensured necessary transparency for Minnesotans.

“Earlier this week, our community witnessed a horrific event on our streets. Some saw it in person and many more have seen it circulating online,” Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty said. “I have been on the phone and in meetings with law enforcement, justice leaders and elected officials, discussing ways to ensure a thorough and transparent investigation can occur and be shared with our office.”

Residents will be able to submit evidence through this link, which will be posted on social media and on our website. The most important element of this situation is collecting and preserving the maximum amount of evidence so a case file can be as complete as possible.

 

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