Archive · 10 Jan 2026
New Video Shows Renee Good's Final Moments Before ICE Shooting
A new video shows the last moments of Renee Good, a woman who was shot by an ICE officer named Jonathan Ross.
The video was taken by the officer himself on his cellphone.
In the video, Renee and her wife were in their car when officers told them to get out.
Renee moved the car slightly, and the officer shot her.
The video shows the car driving away and crashing into other cars.
People are arguing about whether the officer was defending himself or if he used too much force.
There have been protests in Minneapolis and other cities because of this and another shooting in Portland.
The government says the officer was protecting himself, but others, like the city's mayor, disagree.
Renee's wife says Renee was a kind person who was just trying to help her neighbors.
A new video shows the final moments before Renee Good was shot by ICE Officer Jonathan Ross.
The video, taken by Ross on his cellphone, shows Good's car moving slightly before he opens fire.
Good's wife was also recording the encounter and can be heard arguing with the officers.
Protests have erupted in multiple cities, including Minneapolis and Portland, over the shooting and immigration enforcement tactics.
The Trump administration defends the officer's actions as self-defense, while Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey calls the argument 'garbage.'
- Who
- Renee Good, a US citizen and former veteran, was shot by ICE Officer Jonathan Ross.
- What
- A new video shows the final moments before Renee Good was shot by an ICE officer.
- When
- The shooting occurred on January 7, 2024.
- Where
- The incident took place in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
- Why
- The shooting occurred during an immigration enforcement operation, with conflicting views on whether it was self-defense or excessive force.
- Victim
- Renee Good
- Shooter
- ICE Officer Jonathan Ross
- Location
- Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Date
- January 7, 2024
- Video Source
- ICE Officer Jonathan Ross's Cellphone
- Protests
- Multiple cities, including Minneapolis and Portland
- Immigration Operation
- Largest enforcement operation in Minneapolis and St. Paul
- Arrests
- Over 1,500 arrests made