Federal prosecutors quit in protest over lack of investigation into ICE shooting

Six lawyers from US attorney's office in Minnesota quit along with four leaders of DoJ's civil rights division

A wave of federal prosecutors in Minnesota and Washington DC have resigned in protest over the justice department's decision not to hold a civil rights investigation into the fatal shooting of an unarmed US citizen by a federal immigration agent in Minneapolis.

Six lawyers from the US attorney's office in Minnesota quit on Tuesday over the department's reluctance to investigate the shooter of Renee Nicole Good, the New York Times reported.