In an agent’s cell phone recording, Renee Nicole Good can be seen steering away from the agent who shot her. But the agent fired shots at her when she accelerated away instead of getting out of her car like ordered. The new video undermines the administration’s core self-defense claim and strengthens cold-blooded murder accusations.
A 47-second cellphone video directly recorded by ICE agent Jonathan E. Ross, the officer who fatally shot Renee Nicole Good, has been released. The footage provides the agent’s view of the Jan. 7 incident in Minneapolis that killed the 37-year-old victim. It has become the crux of the debate over what really happened before Ross fatally shot Good.
