A series of developments have unfolded regarding the investigation into the shooting of Alex Pretti. A federal judge has lifted the order requiring federal agents to preserve evidence gathered at the scene. This decision has sparked tensions as it allows federal investigators to proceed without the constraints previously imposed. Minnesota officials expressed disappointment over their unsuccessful attempts to compel the federal government to maintain the evidence. Governor Kristi Noem has responded by pledging to implement body cameras to enhance accountability. The case has drawn criticism regarding the handling of evidence by the Department of Homeland Security and highlighted broader concerns about the legal proceedings under the Trump administration.