India, Jan. 21 -- Probe into Renee Nicole Good's fatal shooting brought to light significant concerns regarding the emergency response. The 37-year-old woman was fatally shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis on January 7.

The new findings, revealed by Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) News, stem from an extensive examination of video footage, 911 calls, fire department documentation, and dispatch records, offering a more detailed insight into the events that transpired in the crucial moments after the incident.

Good was not immediately pronounced dead when first responders arrived, according to an analysis by MPR. Records show that she still exhibited a pulse described as "thready and irregular" nearly six minutes after the incident, when fire...