The vice president is wrong”: Prosecutor who charged Derek Chauvin says ICE officer who shot Minneapolis woman is not immune

A high-profile prosecutor has weighed in on a contentious case, saying that an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer who shot a Minneapolis woman is not entitled to immunity. The comments come as the nation continues to grapple with issues of police accountability and racial justice.

Jeffrey Jenson, the former chief prosecutor for Hennepin County, where the incident occurred, told reporters that he believes the officer's actions may have been justified in terms of self-defense, but that does not mean they are immune from prosecution. "The vice president is wrong," Jensen said.

Jensen has a reputation for being tough on police accountability, having previously led efforts to charge officers who engaged in misconduct. His comments about the case come as a Minnesota Department of Human Rights investigation into the shooting continues.

While details surrounding the incident are still emerging, it's clear that this high-profile case will continue to spark debate and discussion about issues of police accountability and racial justice.

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