Feds Suspended for Lying, Trust Frays in Minneapolis Shooting

0:00Minneapolis dropped a video this week showing a dark January night chase that led to a federal officer shooting one of two men in the thigh. It happened during the Trump team's big immigration sweep called Operation Metro Surge, where agents targeted undocumented folks. The feds first said the men, Alfredo Aljorna and Julio Sosa-Cellis, beat an ICE officer with a broom handle and snow shovel, but new evidence proved that story wrong, so the top prosecutor dismissed all charges for good, saying it served justice. Mayor Jacob Frey-Blastid is straight up, saying the video proves the government's tail doesn't match reality, just like other cases in the operation. Protesters rushed the scene right after the shot, clashing with geared up officers. Two unnamed federal officers got suspended on the spot for lying under oath about what went down. I says they're investigating for perjury, which could mean firing or criminal charges, and the men's lawyers are staying quiet amid ongoing probes.

1:00Local and state prosecutors are still pushing for federal files on this shooting, plus two fatal ones by agents, suing to get access. As these cases unfold, it's clear trust between city and feds is fraying fast. That's your update from Canada News Today, powered by AI.