A new video, obtained by CBS News, has shed new light on the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis. The footage, shot from the perspective of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent involved in the incident, offers a fresh angle on the events leading up to Wednesday's deadly confrontation.
The 47-second-long video was captured by the ICE agent who fired the shots, and it shows him approaching Good's vehicle on a residential street. The clip depicts a brief interaction between Good, her passenger (who is identified as Good's wife), and the officer, whose reflection can be seen as he walks around the vehicle.
The conversation appears to be tense, with Good's wife asking the agent if he wants to come at them, using the phrase "U.S. citizen." She also says, "You want to come at us?" Another voice is heard saying, "Get out of the car," prompting Good's passenger to start getting back into the vehicle.
The video then jerks away as the vehicle starts moving, and shots can be heard. Moments later, a profanity-laced expletive is audible, which appears to be directed at Good.
CBS News has confirmed the authenticity of the video through its team, and it matches previously verified footage of the agent involved in the incident. The new footage provides a unique perspective on the events surrounding Good's death, raising further questions about the circumstances surrounding her fatal shooting.
The 47-second-long video was captured by the ICE agent who fired the shots, and it shows him approaching Good's vehicle on a residential street. The clip depicts a brief interaction between Good, her passenger (who is identified as Good's wife), and the officer, whose reflection can be seen as he walks around the vehicle.
The conversation appears to be tense, with Good's wife asking the agent if he wants to come at them, using the phrase "U.S. citizen." She also says, "You want to come at us?" Another voice is heard saying, "Get out of the car," prompting Good's passenger to start getting back into the vehicle.
The video then jerks away as the vehicle starts moving, and shots can be heard. Moments later, a profanity-laced expletive is audible, which appears to be directed at Good.
CBS News has confirmed the authenticity of the video through its team, and it matches previously verified footage of the agent involved in the incident. The new footage provides a unique perspective on the events surrounding Good's death, raising further questions about the circumstances surrounding her fatal shooting.
I'm still trying to process what happened here. That video from the ICE agent is super unsettling. You can feel the tension and unease as soon as they start talking. The woman who was with Renee Nicole Good seems so scared and angry, saying stuff like "U.S. citizen" - it's like she's trying to protect her friend. And then that voice says "Get out of the car", which is super aggressive. I'm not sure what's going on here, but I think we need more answers about what led up to this fatal shooting. The fact that Good's passenger was trying to get back into the vehicle after being told to "get out" just makes it even more suspicious. 
I'm still trying to process this new video footage... it's crazy how much we didn't know about what happened that day. It sounds like the interaction between Renee and the ICE agent was super tense and emotional. 
I mean, can you imagine being in her shoes, feeling so scared and threatened? It's heartbreaking. The fact that the expletive is audible and seems to be directed at Renee... 
it just makes me want to reach out and hug everyone involved, especially Renee's wife who was just trying to protect her loved one. 
We need to keep having these conversations about police accountability and officer safety, but also mental health support for everyone involved. 
. And then the wife comes out swinging with "U.S. citizen" - like, what's going through her mind? 
And can you believe the profanity that was said afterwards? It's all so disturbing and raises some major questions about police accountability 
. I'm gonna be keeping an eye on this story for sure 
, and the fact that Good's wife stood her ground after asking if he wanted to come at them shows so much bravery 
. I'm still trying to piece together what happened in those last few seconds before the shooting... it's like we're reliving a scene from "Training Day" or something 
- that's like 9 minutes in a movie montage 
. The convo between Good's wife and the ICE agent is giving me some serious 'What would you do?' vibes 
. I mean, she's saying "U.S. citizen" like it's an ultimatum... meanwhile, the profanity-laced expletive at the end is just another layer of crazy 
. Here's a rough breakdown of police shooting trends:
Officers Involved in Fatal Shootings: 2022 = 1135 (US), 2023 = 1278 (+13%)
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does this mean there are more witnesses or something? 
like, who uses profanity on camera?! 
anywayz, this vid sheds some serious light on what happened, and now we gotta ask ourselves wut really went down that day 
[gif of a cat running away with its tail between its legs]
. I mean, can you imagine if someone was just driving home from work and got pulled over by a cop because of their immigration status? It's just not right. And the fact that the wife is defending her husband and saying he's a US citizen... it's like they were just minding their own business 
. We need to talk about police accountability and de-escalation techniques in situations like this... this video is a clear reminder that we can do better 
and then the wife gets all defensive and good's all like "u want 2 come at us?" 
and what's with all these guns? 
shouldn't it be a conversation, not a shootout?