New video shows officer's perspective in ICE shooting of Renee Good

[putnam6]

Perspectives from X.com, etc., video at the lin,k even with AI, certainly forensically,
TPTB can tell the difference...right

Ive heard her saying It's her fault before

But it's the first Ive heard

"Why did you have real bullets?"

https://x.com/LauraPowellEsq/status/2010...72931?s=20

Laura Powell

@LauraPowellEsq
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I missed this clip before.

After Renee Wood’s death, someone—apparently her partner, Becca—screaming:

“Why did you have real bullets?”

How could she not know law enforcement uses real bullets??

X Freeze

@XFreeze

Today, they call mass deportations "unconstitutional" and "inhumane."

But for decades, they championed the exact same policies..

➝ Hillary (2008): "If they've committed a crime, deport them. No questions asked, they're gone."

➝ Obama (2014): "If you're a criminal, you'll be deported... sent back."

➝ Bill Clinton (1995): Standing ovation for "speeding up deportation" and "securing our borders."

It wasn't "racism" back then. It was just the law

 But now Democrats can't win anymore.

The crazy policies, indoctrination, fraud, censorship, gaslighting, and lawfare...

people are just done with the crap

So the only way Democrats can win is

to flood the country with illegal immigration,
block voter ID laws,
and create permanently deep blue states 

[CriticalStinker]

"Soccer Mom" respectfully CS Ms. Good didn't have custody of 2 of her older children, it's not as unusual as this used to be, but if she were a rando "soccer mom," she certainly isn't with her 2 other children now, just 12 and 14

Its been alledged they were members of a disruptive anti ICE group. Doesn't mean I agree with the result, and she deserved what happened. I dont like the end result, even though she spent 3 minutes prior to blaring her car horn warning of ICEs arrival. 

But I do like how many already convicted criminals ICE has removed from Minnesota for the common good,let’s remember that same raid took some of those criminals off the street.

I guess it’s just off to me people are willing to dissect her so much while dismissing all the other claims.

Noem said she was a domestic terrorist looking to run over multiple agents. She had every opportunity to do that, so why didn’t she?

Maybe she wasn’t a “soccer mom”… I was a bit tongue in cheek there. But it’s clear she was trying to steer away. I noted I don’t think he’d be charged as the situation happened in seconds, and I think it would be hard for a grand jury to dismiss he may have felt threatened in the situation.

But we’re not in his position, and we do have hindsight and video. I think it’s fair to say he put himself in that situation just as much as she did. One of them is trained and acting in a professional capacity. The other is just a civilian.

[putnam6]

I guess it’s just off to me people are willing to dissect her so much while dismissing all the other claims.

Noem said she was a domestic terrorist looking to run over multiple agents. She had every opportunity to do that, so why didn’t she?

Maybe she wasn’t a “soccer mom”… I was a bit tongue in cheek there. But it’s clear she was trying to steer away. I noted I don’t think he’d be charged as the situation happened in seconds, and I think it would be hard for a grand jury to dismiss he may have felt threatened in the situation.

But we’re not in his position, and we do have hindsight and video. I think it’s fair to say he put himself in that situation just as much as she did. One of them is trained and acting in a professional capacity. The other is just a civilian.

Thats fair. I do not know and feel like Im less certain every day. I have daughters, her age. 

Does a soccer mom blare her horn in the driveway as ICE agents approach? Maybe I don't know

IF it were all just happenstance and Renee and her other half are nice, law-abiding leftists, fine 

BUT what if they weren't just protestors and were planning and or already disrupted ICE raids.

Still a tragic end result, but you play with fire, you can get burned 

ICE still has a lawful and legitimate job that still needs to be accomplished

[WallFlowerActive]

Noem said she was a domestic terrorist looking to run over multiple agents. She had every opportunity to do that, so why didn’t she?

Is this the actual Noem quote?

ICE officers and agents approached the vehicle of the individual in question who was blocking the officers in with her vehicle and she had been stalking and impeding their work all throughout the day. ICE agents repeatedly ordered her to get out of the car and to stop obstructing law enforcement, but she refused to obey their commands. She then proceeded to weaponize her vehicle and she attempted to run a law enforcement officer over. This appears as an attempt to kill or to cause bodily harm to agents, an act of domestic terrorism. The ICE officer fearing for his life and the other officers around him and the safety of the public fired defensive shots. He used his training to save his own life and that of his colleagues. He was treated at a local hospital, has been released and is now with family.

https://www.rev.com/transcripts/noem-spe...e-shooting

Do you have any additional quotes of Noem you would like to produce.

[Moon68]

The loss of life was tragic.

It was a good (legal and justified) shoot.

Two things can be true at the same time.

[PorkChop96]

I don’t think a jury would convict him based on how fast it happened and the circumstances.

But it’s just odd to me the government was willing to say she was a domestic terrorist within hours, and not examine any of the actions of the agent.

There’s no way to know now, but she likely just freaked out. I think it’s obvious she was trying to turn away and flee the situation, something she’d likely be charged with… But it doesn’t look like there was intent to kill anyone from her.

Some in the “small federal government” party sure are rooting for the Feds to have much more latitude over citizens. 

Fleeing is a felony, but it’s rare police are supposed to shoot someone for fleeing. You have their picture, you have the license plate, charge them in court. It’s part of our rights to be afforded a trial whether you agree with the actions of someone alleged of a crime.

Your logic that he was dragged just months prior only highlights he broke protocol twice. You’re willing to say she put herself in that situation while using the same logic for someone who is trained and supposed to be a public servant. They’re not supposed to get in front of vehicles or bust windows and reach in… because it puts himself in danger just like her and her wife did.

I think it’s more likely they’re both in the wrong. And we have to ask ourselves if we hold armed Feds to a higher standard than soccer moms who freak out over things most of us would just dismiss… much less being surrounded by people who resemble militants more than police.

I don't necessarily agree that she was a "domestic terrorist", but she was intentionally there to disrupt and interfere with federal agents carrying out their duties. 

From the FP view videos I had seen, she did not look in distress or "freaked out" when she was being confronted by the agents. She was smiling and almost laughing in the moments leading up to when she attempted to drive off.  Not saying she was happy to be doing that, but she did not seem distraught. 

She was not shot for fleeing, she was shot for driving towards, and into, a federal agent. As soon as she started to drive forward with an agent in front of her car, whether he should have been there or not, turned her car into a lethal weapon. Same thing would be true if it had been Jo Shmo off the street in front of her car, instead of a fed. 

In the gents video, he was walking around the front of her vehicle when she accelerated into him. Walking in front of a vehicle is not a violation of any policy or training. I can't speak for ICE agents in particular, but in my area, police stand in front of a stationary vehicle to urge the driver to not flee. Any reasonable person would not intentionally drive into an officer, but here we are. 

There were no windows broken out to be reached into, she had her window down telling the other cars in her blockade to go around her when she was approached by the agents. She was being told to get out of the vehicle, when she did not, they attempted to remove her. Which is protocol. 


At the end of the day, her death is a tragedy. It could have been prevented in many different ways.

[RazorV66]

At the end of the day, her death is a tragedy. It could have been prevented in many different ways.

And it was all on her.

Simply comply and not try to run the agent over....maybe get a stern talking to and be on your way.

But these paid agitators are not that smart.

[ANNEE]

The loss of life was tragic.

It was a good (legal and justified) shoot.

Two things can be true at the same time.

It was stupid and unnecessary. 

What about his family?  Ever think about that?

They’re not going to have any peace. Their lives will never be the same.

[RazorV66]

It was stupid and unnecessary. 

What about his family?  Ever think about that?

They’re not going to have any peace. Their lives will never be the same.

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

They should have gone out to get a real job instead of paid protesting.

[PorkChop96]

What about his family?  Ever think about that?

They’re not going to have any peace. Their lives will never be the same.

The only reason they will never have any peace is because the left will not let them. They are the only ones pushing the false narrative that this was a "cold blooded murder". 

He was doing his job, would you be making the same argument if she had went home and he had been the one killed? What about his family then?