A US citizen was fatally shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent after attempting to ram the vehicle with her car in a high-speed chase through south Minneapolis. The incident has sparked outrage among local officials, who are questioning the narrative presented by ICE.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem claimed that the officer involved in the shooting had previously been attacked by an "anti-ICE rioter" in June, and sustained injuries as a result of the altercation. However, Noem's account was met with skepticism by Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, who accused her of fabricating the details.
According to eyewitnesses, multiple federal agents attempted to stop the woman's vehicle after it was spotted approaching them. As the officers tried to apprehend her, the woman allegedly attempted to drive away and a high-speed chase ensued. The ICE agent claimed that they had been forced to use lethal force in self-defense, but witnesses report hearing only three shots fired before the vehicle crashed.
The victim has been identified as 37-year-old Renee Good, who was shot and killed during the incident. Noem described Good's actions as an "act of domestic terrorism," although there is no evidence to support this claim.
The incident has raised concerns about the use of force by law enforcement agencies and the growing trend of anti-ICE protests in recent weeks. Federal officials have reported over 100 vehicle ramming incidents in just recent weeks, with three occurring in Minneapolis alone on Wednesday. However, local authorities are urging caution when assessing the situation, citing a lack of concrete evidence to support ICE's narrative.
President Trump stated that it "seems" the officer acted in self-defense, but his comments were met with criticism from Frey and other local officials. Noem later dismissed Frey's concerns, stating that he was misinformed and did not understand the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem claimed that the officer involved in the shooting had previously been attacked by an "anti-ICE rioter" in June, and sustained injuries as a result of the altercation. However, Noem's account was met with skepticism by Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, who accused her of fabricating the details.
According to eyewitnesses, multiple federal agents attempted to stop the woman's vehicle after it was spotted approaching them. As the officers tried to apprehend her, the woman allegedly attempted to drive away and a high-speed chase ensued. The ICE agent claimed that they had been forced to use lethal force in self-defense, but witnesses report hearing only three shots fired before the vehicle crashed.
The victim has been identified as 37-year-old Renee Good, who was shot and killed during the incident. Noem described Good's actions as an "act of domestic terrorism," although there is no evidence to support this claim.
The incident has raised concerns about the use of force by law enforcement agencies and the growing trend of anti-ICE protests in recent weeks. Federal officials have reported over 100 vehicle ramming incidents in just recent weeks, with three occurring in Minneapolis alone on Wednesday. However, local authorities are urging caution when assessing the situation, citing a lack of concrete evidence to support ICE's narrative.
President Trump stated that it "seems" the officer acted in self-defense, but his comments were met with criticism from Frey and other local officials. Noem later dismissed Frey's concerns, stating that he was misinformed and did not understand the circumstances surrounding the incident.
I mean, a high-speed chase in south Minneapolis turns deadly and suddenly everyone's all like "wait, what really happened here?"? It just seems so surreal. And then you've got people on Twitter saying "ICE agents are the real terrorists now"... it's just wild. 
And what's with all these vehicle ramming incidents lately? I remember when that whole thing with Christine Chubbuck happened back in '74... 
Anyway, I don't know if I fully trust Kristi Noem's story and neither do most people around here. Can we at least agree on one thing: this incident was super messed up and needs to be investigated properly? 
ICE agents gotta get their story straight, ya know? 
This woman Renee Good just lost her life in a high-speed chase, and we're still hearing conflicting accounts from ICE about what happened. It's not like they're trying to make it up or anything... but Kristi Noem is getting roasted by local officials for fabricating details 
. And I get why - we need concrete evidence before we can start talking about 'domestic terrorism' and whatnot 
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Like, dude, this is a woman who lost her life, and you're saying 'it seems like the officer acted in self-defense'? That's not exactly reassuring, TBH 
. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has a point - we need to get to the bottom of what really happened here 
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what if there was another way to resolve the situation without guns? 
i dont blame them either, especially when law enforcement seems to be responding with even more aggression 
Renee Good was a single mom and she just got caught up in all this craziness she didn't deserve to die over some misunderstanding... it's like we're living in a bad dream where people are being treated like they're in a war zone instead of human beings with feelings and families 
They're so fast! Anyway, what really got me thinking about this whole ICE situation is how some people are already labeling Renee Good's actions as "domestic terrorism". Like, come on, let's not jump to conclusions here. We don't even know the full story. I mean, have you ever seen a viral video of someone trying to ram an ICE agent with their car and then getting shot? No... 
. This Renee Good lady was just trying to drive away, and now she's dead 
. Can't we just have a calm conversation about police brutality without it turning into a total circus? 
It's like, let's focus on keeping our communities safe, not using fear to control people 
- like that one episode of The X-Files where Mulder was investigating some crazy conspiracy theory and it all just got out of hand 
. We need to keep calm and collect our thoughts before we start making accusations or labeling people as terrorists 
Those federal agents were already chasing her in her car, what was she supposed to do? And now we're hearing that multiple agents tried to apprehend her and it just escalated into a high-speed chase... it's just so suspicious. 
. Who needs a narrative when you got footage and eyewitnesses? 
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey saying the truth shouldn't be sugarcoated, kudos to him 
, and I can feel their pain. 37 years old, shot by an ICE agent in a high-speed chase... it doesn't seem fair at all 
. The narrative presented by Homeland Sec. Kristi Noem just doesn't add up 
. We need concrete evidence before making any judgments 
domestic terrorism? what even is that 
...Frey is right to question that narrative and I'm kinda surprised Trump wouldn't be more careful with his words too...I guess you'd expect that from him though 
I mean what if she had no idea how to handle the situation and was just trying to protect herself? 
we need to be careful not to jump to conclusions and assume the worst about people... ICE needs to come clean with all the details and let us know what really happened