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

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Ross put himself in danger as other ICE agents do to escalate traffic stop situations then claim self-defense.

ICE agent who shot Renee Good suffered internal bleeding, officials sayhttps://www.cbsnews.com/news/ice-officer-who-shot-renee-good-internal-injuries-sources-say/

Hello McFly.

Good wasn’t a traffic stop.  She intentionally went toe to toe with agents when she willfully made her car into a road block.

Again.  Good endangered the life of the agent physically engaged with her door to apprehended her because what she did was illegal.  While she was moving her car in reverse, the front end swung around.  Thus changing the car’s relative position to the agent that shot in self defense.  She got shot because she weaponized her car and accelerated with malice and intent after she swung the car around putting the agent in the path of the car.

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Hello McFly.

Good wasn’t a traffic stop.  She intentionally went toe to toe with agents when she willfully made her car into a road block.

Again.  Good endangered the life of the agent physically engaged with her door to apprehended her because what she did was illegal.  While she was moving her car in reverse, the front end swung around.  Thus changing the car’s relative position to the agent that shot in self defense.  She got shot because she weaponized her car and accelerated with malice and intent after she swung the car around putting the agent in the path of the car.

It's all propaganda. All those right-wing paid media sources only regurgitate what your government puts out. That is not proof of anything. The only proof that he did not get hit is that video I posted that is properly analyzed...large gap between Ross and SUV says it all. The rest are all lies.

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The fact is that he is to blame for putting himself in that dangerous position in the first place, which is against protocol. 

Good swung the car around on them.  The accelerated with malice and intent.  This is all in reaction to Good deciding to interfere, disregard, weaponizing her car, bd choosing to be a bad actor while breaking the law.

[quintessentone]

Good swung the car around on them.  The accelerated with malice and intent.  This is all in reaction to Good deciding to interfere, disregard, weaponizing her car, bd choosing to be a bad actor while breaking the law.

I will not go 18 rounds with you on this. Last reply to you: large gap between Ross and SUV in the video...watch it, but this time look with the intention of seeing.

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It's all propaganda. 

It’s in the videos. 

 No traffic stop.

She made her SUV into a road block.

Good was interfering / impeding.

Good ignored lawful orders.

She reversed and swung her car around while an agent was physically at her door.
 

All those right-wing paid media sources only regurgitate what your government puts out. 

It’s right in the videos.
 

That is not proof of anything. 

Lying about what is actually in the videos isn’t helping you.

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"Minnesota shooting videos challenge administration narrative, policing experts question tactics"

"Policing experts say some of the choices the officer made in that moment defy practices nearly every law enforcement agency have followed for decades.
 ‘A dangerous decision to make’"
 
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"A third officer, who had been out of the way on the passenger side of the car then walks around the Honda’s hood, stands just in front of the driver and appears to be holding his phone up like he’s filming."

"“Why would he do that? Why would he put himself in a more dangerous position than he was already in?” asked Geoffrey P. Alpert, an expert on policing at the University of South Carolina, who called it “absurd” for an officer to use his body to try to block a 4,000-pound SUV.
 
Darrel W. Stephens, former chief of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department, also pointed to this moment as the baffling first step in a series of questionable actions that most police departments have discouraged for years. As a police chief, he prohibited officers from standing in front of cars in the early 1990s."

"The Honda starts to drive forward, its tires turning to the right as the officer stands in front.“Why doesn’t he step out of the way? Why doesn’t he move?” asked Alpert."

"“And the reason is a good one," said Sharon Fairley, a law professor and criminal justice expert at the University of Chicago. “If the officer is successful at shooting the driver, then you have a motor vehicle, a two-ton vehicle that’s not being directed, and it creates a huge public safety risk.”
 
The officer shoots a second time. By then, he's at the side of the car, an arm’s length from the driver-side window. A third shot immediately follows.
 
None of the other officers draw their weapons."

"“Thank goodness no one was in the car she hit on the side of the road,” Alpert said, “and fortunately there were no kids playing out there and no one else got hurt.”"
 
The officer who fired the shots watches the car careen down the road and re-holsters his gun. The street is quiet for a moment."

"None of the agents immediately go to the Honda to render aid; a minute after the crash the pedestrian in the flannel shirt is seen in the video leaning alone into the open driver’s side door. A medic runs toward the crash site."

"One bystander trains her camera on the officer who fired the shots as he walks away from the crash and toward his colleagues at the parked federal vehicles, telling them to call 911. He does not appear injured."

"One alternative, Fairley said, was to have just let her leave, and go arrest her later."

Minnesota shooting videos challenge administration narrative, policing experts question tactics

Expects weighed in as did a Judge.

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I will not go 18 rounds with you on this. Last

You don’t have to.

It’s known Good swung the car around in reverse when an agent went for her door.  Good changed the relative position of her car to the agents.



 

Then when she accelerated with malice and intent, the SUV’s from tire was pretty much lined up with the agent that ended up in front of the SUV from her moving it when she was told to get out.

There was an agent at the door and one agent already in front.
 

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You don’t have to.

It’s known Good swung the car around in reverse when an agent went for her door.  Good changed the relative position of her car to the agents.


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Then when she accelerated with malice and intent, the SUV’s from tire was pretty much lined up with the agent that ended up in front of the SUV from her moving it when she was told to get out.

There was an agent at the door and one agent already in front.
 
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Obviously you missed the video I posted.

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"Minnesota shooting videos challenge administration narrative, policing experts question tactics"

Spamming the thread again to try and push the truth in the background that Good decided to make her SUV into a road block.

Good ignored lawful orders to get out of her car.

Good swung her SUV around while an agent was physically engage with her door endanger his life.

Good moved the SUV changing its relative position to agents.

Good weaponized her car by accentuating with malice, intent, and disregard for the agent’s safety.

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Spamming the thread again to try and push the truth in the background that Good decided to make her SUV into a road block.

Good ignored lawful orders to get out of her car.

Good swung her SUV around while an agent was physically engage with her door endanger his life.

Good moved the SUV changing its relative position to agents.

Good weaponized her car by accentuating with malice, intent, and disregard for the agent’s safety.

Experts and a Judge already weighed in, that Ross was in the wrong and unhinged. None of the other officers there at that time acted as he did and that tells you everything.