MN -- woman shot in face and killed by ICE, Minneapolis, 7 Jan 2026

[Moonstrawbs]

Have the emoji/reactions disappeared on the thread?

tia

I was just wondering this

 

[CaMan60]

We are all entitled to our opinions, and don't always agree with one another. I believe it will be a just review of the events.

The video's show Good's Honda is blocking traffic in the street, which is why this group of LE officers was called for. But a real instigator to the incident is the protesting partner who is saying things to taunt the officers who are than detaining the driver and this is why the gun was drawn. The gun goes off when the officer was run into,
If he was standing there holding a full cup of coffee, there would be coffee spilled all over. And her turning the wheel only proves she was driving away to escape from being detained.

 

[Gators North]

Have the emoji/reactions disappeared on the thread?

tia

Yes. No reason given.

 

[Fraize]

Hi folks. I wanted to let you know that reactions have been disabled for this thread in order to (hopefully) edge the conversation closer towards the facts of the case and away from the emotions attached to it.

A reminder once-again that Websleuths is a-political, and posts that don't advance the interests of the case, and instead trade in political barbs, snipes, and jabs, may be moderated.

 

[Really?]

The video's show Good's Honda is blocking traffic in the street, which is why this group of LE officers was called for. But a real instigator to the incident is the protesting partner who is saying things to taunt the officers who are than detaining the driver and this is why the gun was drawn. The gun goes off when the officer was run into,
If he was standing there holding a full cup of coffee, there would be coffee spilled all over. And her turning the wheel only proves she was driving away to escape from being detained.

Truth

 

[seasideForest]

But a real instigator to the incident is the protesting partner who is saying things to taunt the officers who are than detaining the driver and this is why the gun was drawn.

So you consider drawing a gun on somebody verbally taunting you an appropriate reaction? Showing the possibility of deadly force for somebody thumbing their nose at you, basically?

 

[keek]

So you consider drawing a gun on somebody verbally taunting you an appropriate reaction? Showing the possibility of deadly force for somebody thumbing their nose at you, basically?

'Like'

 

[Andreee]

'Like'

 

[303gmf]

So you consider drawing a gun on somebody verbally taunting you an appropriate reaction? Showing the possibility of deadly force for somebody thumbing their nose at you, basically?

Excellent response!

 

[Oakland CA]

The video's show Good's Honda is blocking traffic in the street, which is why this group of LE officers was called for. But a real instigator to the incident is the protesting partner who is saying things to taunt the officers who are than detaining the driver and this is why the gun was drawn. The gun goes off when the officer was run into,
If he was standing there holding a full cup of coffee, there would be coffee spilled all over. And her turning the wheel only proves she was driving away to escape from being detained.

I'm assuming the ICE guy had his finger off the trigger unless, of course, he planned on discharging his firearm anyway,

That being the case, what part of the vehicle managed to pull the trigger?

 

[Inthedetails]

Truth

Agree

 

[Moonstrawbs]

So you consider drawing a gun on somebody verbally taunting you an appropriate reaction? Showing the possibility of deadly force for somebody thumbing their nose at you, basically?

Excellent response

 

[Leilei]

Renee Nicole Good seen ‘dancing’ as she blocks ICE agents for several minutes before fatal Minneapolis shooting

Renee Nicole Good seen ‘dancing’ as she blocks ICE agents for several minutes before fatal Minneapolis shooting

The 31/2-minute clip, posted on X Saturday, was shot from high up and shows Good’s vehicle stopped diagonally across the street, obstructing one lane of traffic.

nypost.com

https://twitter.com/x/status/2010037103665787019

Is this an acceptable reason for an agent to shoot her in the face three times?
She is not committing a crime in this video.
Peaceful protesting is a constitutional right in this country.
Also, victim blaming is really gross.
IMO.

 

[Inthedetails]

So you consider drawing a gun on somebody verbally taunting you an appropriate reaction? Showing the possibility of deadly force for somebody thumbing their nose at you, basically?

shocking

 

[sripey]

So you consider drawing a gun on somebody verbally taunting you an appropriate reaction? Showing the possibility of deadly force for somebody thumbing their nose at you, basically?

Bravo!

 

[K9Enzo]

Imagine thinking someone's a psychopath for dancing but thinking the person who shot someone repeatedly in the face and killing them, is just fine...dear god. Jmo.

That’s an emotional distortion of what happened from my perspective. This isn’t about being fine with killing, dancing or personality. She was interfering in a federal operation (like it or not, they are doing their jobs), parked her car perpendicular in the darn road, she refused commands, she backed up, again she’s being told to get out of the car, she backs up, then accelerates, a four thousand pound moving vehicle coming at the agent, her vehicle then made contact with the agent. In that split second it became a perceived lethal threat assessment. Multiple shots are fired because officers are trained to shoot until the threat stops. There is no rule that one shot is enough. His aim was deliberate and targeted.

It’s incredibly sad that Ms. Good* has been killed. It is. I’m also relieved this agent was not injured. He was doing his job.

Si now what. This could be a civil case, that I strongly believe goes no where. Perhaps criminal charges, again that I believe goes no where.

Tennessee vs Gardner is the standard that likely rules in favor of the agent.

All my opinion

Edited: *name spelling correction

 

[Moonstrawbs]

That’s an emotional distortion of what happened from my perspective. This isn’t about being fine with killing, dancing or personality. She was interfering in a federal operation (like it or not, they are doing their jobs), parked her car perpendicular in the darn road, she refused commands, she backed up, again she’s being told to get out of the car, she backs up, then accelerates, a four thousand pound moving vehicle coming at the agent, her vehicle then made contact with the agent. In that split second it became a perceived lethal threat assessment. Multiple shots are fired because officers are trained to shoot until the threat stops. There is no rule that one shot is enough. His aim was deliberate and targeted.

It’s incredibly sad that Ms. Goode has been killed. It is. I’m also relieved this agent was not injured. He was doing his job.

Si now what. This could be a civil case, that I strongly believes goes no where. Perhaps criminal charges, again that I believe go no where.

Tennessee vs Gardner is the standard that likely rules in favor of the agent.

All my opinion

Btw her surname is Good*

 

[nao]

Moo....LE will not stand in front or behind an auto.There are rules.
Military will stand in front or behind an auto... therefore trapping auto and occupants...it the auto moves they then have the right to use lethal force. Same rule different way of using it.....moo

 

[rogue ant]

The video's show Good's Honda is blocking traffic in the street, which is why this group of LE officers was called for. But a real instigator to the incident is the protesting partner who is saying things to taunt the officers who are than detaining the driver and this is why the gun was drawn. The gun goes off when the officer was run into,
If he was standing there holding a full cup of coffee, there would be coffee spilled all over. And her turning the wheel only proves she was driving away to escape from being detained.

How could he hold a cup of coffee? He already had his phone in one hand and gun in the other.

 

[K9Enzo]

Btw her surname is Good*

Thank you. Corrected.