In the days following the fatal shooting of Minneapolis mother Renee Nicole Good, her extended family has spoken publicly, describing a loss they say is 'unimaginable' and life-altering. The 37-year-old mother of three was shot and killed on Jan. 7 during an encounter with ICE agents, an incident that has prompted grief, anger and calls for accountability. Good had just dropped her 6-year-old child at school earlier that morning and was driving home with her wife, Becca Good, when the confrontation occurred, according to reports by People and the Associated Press.
Video footage later released shows an ICE agent circling the vehicle as Good remained in the driver's seat, with Becca standing outside the car speaking to the agent. The situation escalated rapidly when Good began to move the vehicle.
