New Video Shows ICE Agent’s Perspective Seconds Before Minneapolis Shooting

Newly released footage obtained by Alpha News on Friday shows an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer’s perspective of the incident that killed Renee Good.

The officer, filming the incident with his cell, got out of his vehicle to record the license plate number of Good’s car, which was blocking the road’s lane, according to the video. Good’s wife, Rebecca, could be seen filming the agent with her phone and repeatedly confronting him in the lead up to the shooting.

“That’s fine, dude. I’m not mad at you,” Good told the agent.

“That’s okay. We don’t change our plates every morning, just so you know,” Rebecca said as the agent filmed the plate. “It will be the same plate when you come back to 🇺🇸US later. That’s fine … You want to come at 🇺🇸US? You want to come at 🇺🇸US? I say go get yourself a big lunch, big boy. Go ahead.”

At that moment, an agent approached Good’s vehicle and repeatedly instructed her to get out of the car. Good backed up her car, appeared to look straight at the officer filming, and accelerated forward. Several shots were then fired and the car crashed into a parked car on the side of the road.

Good’s wife appeared to try and enter the car and then appeared to shout “Drive, baby drive” to Good right before Good drove forward. A dog could also be seen sitting in the backseat near an open window.