Feds halt MN Metro Surge shooting evidence
Federal authorities have paused sharing critical evidence with Minnesota investigators looking into three Operation Metro Surge officer-involved shootings. According to new court filings, state and local officials say they are still waiting on key evidence, including the gun used to shoot Alex Pretti, cellphones, and recorded statements from federal agents. FOX 9's Emily Pofahl has more.
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