Minnesota authorities are expressing frustration and disappointment after the FBI formally denied requests for access to evidence related to the shooting of Alex Pretti. The Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) stated that the FBI will not provide any information or evidence regarding the case, despite hopes for cooperation. This situation has led to calls from Minnesota officials, including the Hennepin County attorney, for greater transparency and sharing of evidence, as the ongoing refusal from federal authorities is described as unprecedented. Investigators in Minnesota are now facing significant challenges in pursuing the case without access to crucial evidence.