Although they are not 100% reliable, I hope someone is collecting eye witness testimony along with the ICE agents body cams, video at link:

Christopher Webb
@cwebbonline.com

Emily Heller, an eyewitness, is speaking out to set the record straight. Officers were screaming at Renee Nicole Good, "Move, move, move."

So she moved, and they shot her multiple times? Then Noem and Trump branded her a domestic terrorist. Does everyone see how absolutely insane that sounds?

Lawrence O'Donnell: First They Lie: Video of deadly Minneapolis ICE shooting exposes Trump & Noem's lies

Violence against ICE is up 1200% year/year.
#161 | Posted by BellRinger

How much is ICE violence up this year? Anybody know? There's probably nobody in the Trump admin keeping track of that little factoid. I bet it's up at least as much as violence against ICE is up, if not more.

"ICE is the result of lax border policies.
What's the alternative to ICE?
More lawlessness and chaos for America's streets?"

You are creating a false dichtomy. Open borders vs ICE swarming through our cities the way they have been. There are any number of legal, more effective and more human options in-between. There are a growing number of Trump supporters who agree with him on open borders being closed but who aren't on board on his current ICE policies throughout the country. Case in point, full video at link:

Cassius Price, a die hard Trump supporter' --speaking truth to power

"My message to Trump is let's go about it the right way ... this is America, our community, and they're coming in, they're not following the laws ... they're going about it their own way ... they're being tyrants right now."

Video at link:

Christopher Webb
@cwebbonline.com

Cassius Price, a die hard Trump supporter' --speaking truth to power

"My message to Trump is let's go about it the right way ... this is America, our community, and they're coming in, they're not following the laws ... they're going about it their own way ... they're being tyrants right now."

"And nobody has to be a police or FLETC academy trained graduate to know not to stand in front of any vehicle anywhere unless it's parked and driverless."

I've heard several talking heads point out that cops/FBI agents are taught not stand in front of or behind a vehicle. Vehicles do go just as easily in reverse.

I believe it is weighing on him. Even if he felt justified in self defense, killing another person is usually a haunting experience.
#130 | Posted by BellRinger

We don't really know since he has made a statement.

"Scott Jennings
@ScottJenningsKY
What happens when a political party spends a YEAR radicalizing their base against ICE agents with increasingly unhinged rhetoric?

Tragically, I fear we're learning exactly what happens right now in Minneapolis."

The left isn't being riled up by unhinged rhetoric by the Democratic party. The left is being riled up by the unhinged actions of ICE agents across this country and bythe unhinged comments by Trump admin officials referring to the Good woman as a domestic terrorist and claiming she was deliberately trying to run down ICE agents at the time she was killed.

My guess is that prior incident had a role in his state of mind with this incident.
#119 | Posted by BellRinger

Agreed, but that doesn't absolve him and/or his superiors who sent him out into the field with a gun and unresolved trauma issues.

Look, I feel for the shooter because he likely had PTSD and was reacting in response to the previous incident where he had gotten dragged and hurt. But the two situaitons were not interchangeable. In the first incident he was dealing with a real criminal with only a taser. In this incident he was dealing with a 37 year old protester with a gun. If he had shot the first guy back in June with a gun, this brouhaha wouldn't be happening. Ditto if he had used a taser on the woman yesterday. But instead he treated the woman yesterday the way he wished had been able to treat the guy back in June and shot her in the head. If he has a conscience, what he did yesterday should be weighing heavily upon him.

"Cops are trained, in the event they have to fire their weapon, that they don't stop firing until the threat is gone."

DOJ use of force policy included at links:

Angry
@angrystaffer.bsky.social

DOJ use of force policy.

He broke the law and murdered a US citizen. Full stop.

Star Tribune identifies ICE agent who fatally shot woman in Minneapolis

Jonathan Ross was dragged in a separate incident last year by a fleeing driver, according to court records.

"The officers state of mind is the only thing relevant."

If the shooter was suffering from PTSD as the result of a previous on the job incident, he shouldn't have been out in the field. Was he treated for his PTSD? Was he being supervised and monitored to make sure he was fit to serve at this time? Just saying "the officer's state of mind is the only thing relevant" is an oversimplification of the situation.

For those keeping score, Bellingcat, The New York Times Visual Investigation Team, & Washington Post's Visual Forensic team have all published analysis showing the ICE shooter wasn't in the path of Renee Nicole Good's vehicle when he shot her, contradicting statements by the President & his cronies
~ Eliot Higgins ~
#9 | Posted by reinheitsgebot

Here's the Bellingcat analysis:

Bellingcat
@bellingcat.com

We've analysed this video of the shooting of Renee Nicole Good yesterday in Minneapolis frame-by-frame to highlight the positioning of the gun and phone in the ICE agent's hands.

He did walk towards the car to check on the victim afterwards. Of course, she was already dead by that point. Then he walked back to his cruiser (license plate EVC289), as seen in the video. He probably knows he's ------.
#456 | Posted by sentinel

He looked very calm. Not at all rattled or upset.

I've watched the video from multiple angles and I still can't see where the car made contact with him. It looks to me like he stepped/jumped back. The bullet hole in the windshield was in the lower left side. He could possibly make a reasonable defense for the first shot, but not for the other three shots when he was clearly to the side of the car. That was at least second-degree murder.
#453 | Posted by sentinel

See if this video and analysis is of any help to you:

She should've just followed orders. But instead, she tried to take an officer's life using her vehicle. I don't know what was going through her mind at the time but ... .. oh wait
#433 | Posted by lfthndthrds

It does appear she may have received multiple differing orders from various ICE agents. For example, move the car vs get out of the car.

For gift link if above doesn't work, try this:

James Poniewozik
@poniewozik.bsky.social

Gift link to this detailed, harrowing breakdown of the Minneapolis shooting, including a synchronous analysis demonstrating that a video circulated as evidence that the ICE officer was "run over" does not in fact show that

Bottom line: This is not the fault of the mayor or the governor or any Democratic politician. This is the fault of Trump, his lawless administration and the equally lawless Republican Congress and conservative Supreme Court who are enabling them.

It didn't have to end this way, not by a long shot:
I agree, but tell that to the Mayer of Minneapolis, who days before foretold it would happen.
Did he amp up the people YES, could have have said something different to diffuse the situation.... Why YES, YES he could have.
#375 | Posted by oneironaut

Most of us predicted this day would come months ago. We also predicted this Trump ICE fiasco wouldn't end with just one dead in the streets.

Tea Pain
@teapainusa.bsky.social

I'm not surprised things have gotten this bad. I'm surprised it's taken this long..
8:19 PM Jan 7, 2026

It didn't have to end this way, not by a long shot:

Philip Bump
@pbump.com

The image of the blood-soaked airbag next to the glove compartment overflowing with stuffed animals is going to stick with me for a very long time.

"How long does he have to wait? Till he's injured?"

He could have just stepped back from the car rather than going toward it. She was driving very slowly. There was no need for him to draw his gun while he was approaching her. In fact, if he hadn't, he probably wouldn't have approached her the way he did. I saw one eye witness who said she probably didn't even see the guy with the gun because she was focused on the guy trying to get into her car. Just a bunch of power hungry, trigger happy ice goons hoping to arrest someone. Well, congratulations, boys, you killed a 37 year old US citizen and let her child an orphan. Yeah, you be real tough, brave and macho.

Either he has a "habit" or he doesn't. You get the reference was to claim he did this all the time, he has experience.....
You refute your own assertions now you're just reaching.
#312 | Posted by oneironaut

He has experience doing what? Being macho idiot? Just exactly when did this shooter get hired and how much training and supervision has he had are valid questions to ask.

Well that kind of refutes his inexperience. Seems like he knew when he was in trouble, and when he wasn't.
What else can you conclude from the facts?
#297 | Posted by oneironaut

June until now doesn't mean he had much experience, training or supervision. It doesn't mean knew what he was doing or that he had been properly debriefed after the June incident. It also doesn't mean anyone was actually paying attention to what he was doing today.

Now I want to know even more about the shooter's background. Why does he think he needs to step out in front of a moving vehicle and pull his weapon the driver? Too much dirty harry, macho man mentality?

Noem has said the ICE agent was hit by the car.
True?
#270 | Posted by brass30

Hmm:

Tiffany
@tiffanyclay.dev