A previously unseen footage has been made public by Vice President JD Vance's office, shedding light on the fateful moments leading up to the shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer in Minneapolis. The video, obtained from the ICE agent who fired the fatal shots, offers a new perspective on the events surrounding Good's death.
According to sources, the footage has been shared with Vance as part of his investigation into the incident. The release of this new video comes amidst mounting public pressure for greater transparency and accountability in the case.
Renee Nicole Good, 37, was fatally shot by an ICE officer while driving away from a traffic stop on Wednesday. Her family and supporters have expressed outrage over the incident, calling for answers about the circumstances surrounding her death.
The new footage is expected to be disturbing for some viewers, given its graphic nature. As such, CBS News has been advised to exercise discretion when sharing this video, in order to respect those who may find it traumatic.
Experts are now calling on the White House to provide a full and unvarnished account of what transpired during the shooting, as part of the ongoing probe into Good's death. The release of this new footage has only heightened the demand for answers from Washington, with many questioning how such an incident could have occurred under the watchful eye of law enforcement.
The ICE officer involved in Good's killing remains at large and is expected to face serious consequences if charges are brought against them. As the investigation unfolds, it remains unclear what role Vance played in sharing this new footage, but his office has stated that the release was made with the aim of shedding light on a tragic and disturbing incident.
With no word yet on whether the ICE officer who fired the fatal shots will face any disciplinary action, Good's family is left to pick up the pieces and seek justice for their loved one. The nation holds its breath as it waits for more information about this harrowing incident and what will come next in the pursuit of truth and accountability.
According to sources, the footage has been shared with Vance as part of his investigation into the incident. The release of this new video comes amidst mounting public pressure for greater transparency and accountability in the case.
Renee Nicole Good, 37, was fatally shot by an ICE officer while driving away from a traffic stop on Wednesday. Her family and supporters have expressed outrage over the incident, calling for answers about the circumstances surrounding her death.
The new footage is expected to be disturbing for some viewers, given its graphic nature. As such, CBS News has been advised to exercise discretion when sharing this video, in order to respect those who may find it traumatic.
Experts are now calling on the White House to provide a full and unvarnished account of what transpired during the shooting, as part of the ongoing probe into Good's death. The release of this new footage has only heightened the demand for answers from Washington, with many questioning how such an incident could have occurred under the watchful eye of law enforcement.
The ICE officer involved in Good's killing remains at large and is expected to face serious consequences if charges are brought against them. As the investigation unfolds, it remains unclear what role Vance played in sharing this new footage, but his office has stated that the release was made with the aim of shedding light on a tragic and disturbing incident.
With no word yet on whether the ICE officer who fired the fatal shots will face any disciplinary action, Good's family is left to pick up the pieces and seek justice for their loved one. The nation holds its breath as it waits for more information about this harrowing incident and what will come next in the pursuit of truth and accountability.
. I feel so bad for Renee's family, they deserve answers ASAP 
. It's crazy that the ICE officer is still at large, like what if they try to cover it up? 
This whole thing just gives me chills, I hope Vance and the White House get to the bottom of it 
. The fact that we have to see all this drama unfold on video is just so wrong 
. Can't we just get justice for Renee already?! 
, but at least we're gettin' some answers now. I'm all for transparency, y'know? It's like, we need to see what really went down here so we can figure out how to prevent somethin' like this from happenin' again. The ICE officer should definitely face the consequences for their actions... it's just not right 
. And yeah, let's give a shoutout to VP Vance for sharin' this footage with us... it takes courage to be that honest, even if it is tough to see 
. Now, let's hope they can get to the bottom of this and bring some justice to Renee's family 
I just can't help but feel so much empathy for Renee Nicole Good's family. It's just heartbreaking to think about her life being cut short by someone who was supposed to be serving and protecting others. This new footage is like a punch to the gut - it's hard to watch and process, especially knowing that it's been shared with the public.
. The fact that the ICE officer who did this is still on the loose and might not face any consequences is just frustrating 
. We need to keep pushing for truth and accountability here 
. The family of Renee Nicole Good deserves answers and justice, you know?! I feel so bad for them having to go through all this. And what's up with the White House not being more transparent about what happened? It's like they're hiding something... or maybe they just don't want to deal with it 
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but this takes it to another level. anywayz, hopefully VP Vance gets to the bottom of this & makes sure justice is served 
It's one thing to want transparency, but have we really thought through the potential consequences of sharing this kind of graphic evidence? 
I mean, Renee Nicole Good was just a regular person trying to get home from work and she got gunned down by some dude in a bad uniform 
. It's sickening. Can't we just have one honest conversation about how we're gonna prevent this kind of stuff from happening again? 
. Transparency would be a good start but it feels like we're getting the bare minimum here 
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. I feel so sorry for Renee's family and loved ones, they must be going through hell right now