Fatal Shooting of Renee Nicole Good by Federal Law Enforcement Officer Caught on Video
A video captured the moments leading up to the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by a federal law enforcement officer. Good parked her vehicle in the middle of a road for several minutes before the fatal confrontation.
The footage shows Good's vehicle stopping to let out a passenger on a residential road as ICE officers were conducting an enforcement operation off camera. The vehicle then turned perpendicular, blocking the roadway.
Minutes later, ICE agents approached the Honda Pilot, and Good allegedly drove toward the agents, resulting in her being fatally shot. The Trump administration has labeled the incident as an act of domestic terrorism.
According to Marcos Charles, an ICE official, Good had been harassing law enforcement vehicles earlier in the day and fled from authorities. She then returned to the area and obstructed the enforcement actions of the officers by using her vehicle as a barrier.
Before the shooting, the agents attempted to pull Good out of her vehicle to make an arrest. Critics of ICE and the Trump administration have accused federal agents of causing chaos in the cities where they operate.
Good, a 37-year-old mother of three, was an immigration activist and a member of "ICE Watch," a group that monitors and opposes federal immigration enforcement operations in sanctuary cities across the country.