ICE Agent Shooting in Minneapolis Prompts Memorial, City Response

City workers in Minneapolis have removed temporary barriers surrounding a memorial for Renee Good. The memorial was created after Good was fatally shot and killed by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent. The shooting occurred on the city's south side last Wednesday morning. The agent was part of a federal fugitive task force attempting to arrest a different person. Authorities say the agent shot Good during an encounter. Few other details about the incident have been released. The makeshift memorial of flowers and signs appeared quickly at the location. The city installed protective barriers around it. Their removal this week signals a shift from the immediate response to the ongoing investigation. The Minneapolis Police Department is leading the investigation into the shooting. ICE has stated its own Office of Professional Responsibility will also conduct a review. The incident has heightened tensions in the community and raised questions about the involvement of federal agents in local operations. City officials have not commented on the reason for removing the barriers. The memorial items were collected and will be stored for the family.