A distressed woman covered in blood was spotted weeping on the street shortly after a mother of three was fatally shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis. The tragic incident was captured in a video showing the aftermath of Renee Nicole Good’s death following a close-range shooting. The woman, believed to be Renee’s wife, blamed herself, stating, “I made her come here, it’s my fault,” while lamenting the shooting and expressing concern for their six-year-old child.
Renee, aged 37, lost her life during an operation conducted by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Video footage shared on social media depicted the moment when ICE agents instructed Renee to exit her vehicle. As she attempted to turn around, a third agent arrived at the scene and fired at her, resulting in multiple gunshots being heard.
Described as a poet, writer, wife, and mother on social media, Renee had recently relocated to Minneapolis. Her ex-husband, who preferred not to disclose his identity, revealed that she had dropped off their six-year-old son at school before the tragic event unfolded.
Multiple angles of video footage suggest that Renee moved her vehicle in response to an ICE agent’s commands, leading to the agent firing two shots at her. Following the shooting, her car sped away, colliding with a parked vehicle, and Renee’s body was later recovered at the scene. The FBI has initiated an investigation into the incident.
The deployment of ICE agents by former President Donald Trump to Minneapolis, a Democratic stronghold in Minnesota, as part of a broader crackdown on illegal immigration, has stirred controversy. The shooting has ignited widespread outrage, prompting officials to question the legality of the agent’s actions and the training provided to ICE personnel in high-pressure situations.
President Trump defended the ICE agent’s actions, characterizing Renee as a “professional agitator” who purportedly intentionally ran over the officer, a claim unsupported by evidence. Amid escalating tensions, calls for de-escalation have emerged, emphasizing the need for a fair judicial process to unfold.
In response to the shooting, Mayor Jacob Frey of Minneapolis demanded the removal of ICE from the city, alleging that their presence fosters chaos and mistrust rather than enhancing public safety. Political analysts underscore the importance of federal officials, including the Trump administration, in diffusing tensions and preventing further escalation in Minneapolis.