A chilling cellphone video obtained by ABC News shows the moments leading up to the fatal shooting of Renee Good, a 37-year-old mother of three, in her vehicle in Minneapolis on January 7, 2026. The 37-second video, which is believed to be taken by the ICE agent who fired the shots, captures the tense and disturbing encounter between Good and two ICE agents.
As the video shows, one of the agents approaches Good's car, which is parked across the middle of the road, and demands she open the door. When she refuses, he grabs the handle and starts to pull her out of the vehicle. Suddenly, another agent appears from behind a building and pulls his gun, yelling at Good to get out of the car.
The video then shows Good reversing the car and turning the steering wheel right, as someone can be heard yelling "Drive!" The ICE agent filming the scene yells out "Oh!" as several shots are fired. One witness described the scene as "chaotic" and said that Good's vehicle sped off, crashing into two other cars parked on the curb.
The shooting has sparked widespread outrage and protests in Minneapolis, with many calling for an investigation into the actions of the ICE agents involved. Retired Chicago Police Lieutenant John Garrido told ABC7 Chicago that Good did not appear to be acting aggressively, but rather was simply trying to support her neighbors when she was stopped by the ICE agents.
The incident has also raised questions about the use-of-force policies employed by ICE and whether the Trump administration's characterization of the shooting as self-defense is accurate. Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty has called on the public to submit any video or evidence related to the shooting, challenging the Trump administration's decision to leave the investigation solely to the FBI.
The Minneapolis shooting is part of a larger immigration crackdown in the Twin Cities, which has resulted in over 1,500 arrests. The incident has sparked protests and demonstrations across the country, with many people taking to the streets to demand justice for Good and an end to what they see as aggressive and xenophobic policies by ICE.
The FBI and the Oregon Department of Justice are investigating the Portland shootings that occurred outside a hospital on Thursday afternoon. Two people were shot and wounded in the incident, which has sparked widespread outrage and protests in the city.
In Washington D.C., hundreds of protesters marched to the White House to demand an end to Trump's immigration policies, with many holding signs that read "Stop Trump's Gestapo." Similar protests have been held in cities across the country, including Texas, California, Detroit, and Missouri.
As the video shows, one of the agents approaches Good's car, which is parked across the middle of the road, and demands she open the door. When she refuses, he grabs the handle and starts to pull her out of the vehicle. Suddenly, another agent appears from behind a building and pulls his gun, yelling at Good to get out of the car.
The video then shows Good reversing the car and turning the steering wheel right, as someone can be heard yelling "Drive!" The ICE agent filming the scene yells out "Oh!" as several shots are fired. One witness described the scene as "chaotic" and said that Good's vehicle sped off, crashing into two other cars parked on the curb.
The shooting has sparked widespread outrage and protests in Minneapolis, with many calling for an investigation into the actions of the ICE agents involved. Retired Chicago Police Lieutenant John Garrido told ABC7 Chicago that Good did not appear to be acting aggressively, but rather was simply trying to support her neighbors when she was stopped by the ICE agents.
The incident has also raised questions about the use-of-force policies employed by ICE and whether the Trump administration's characterization of the shooting as self-defense is accurate. Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty has called on the public to submit any video or evidence related to the shooting, challenging the Trump administration's decision to leave the investigation solely to the FBI.
The Minneapolis shooting is part of a larger immigration crackdown in the Twin Cities, which has resulted in over 1,500 arrests. The incident has sparked protests and demonstrations across the country, with many people taking to the streets to demand justice for Good and an end to what they see as aggressive and xenophobic policies by ICE.
The FBI and the Oregon Department of Justice are investigating the Portland shootings that occurred outside a hospital on Thursday afternoon. Two people were shot and wounded in the incident, which has sparked widespread outrage and protests in the city.
In Washington D.C., hundreds of protesters marched to the White House to demand an end to Trump's immigration policies, with many holding signs that read "Stop Trump's Gestapo." Similar protests have been held in cities across the country, including Texas, California, Detroit, and Missouri.
this is getting outta hand 
, ICE agents are supposed to be helping ppl not harassing them! Renee Good was just trying to support her neighbors, and they pull gun on her? 
the video is so disturbing it's like something out of a movie. I'm all for enforcing laws but this feels like overkill. 
what's next gonna happen if we let this kind of thing slide? people are talking about changing policies but it feels like nobody's taking action 
like why did they do that? it looks so crazy how the woman is just trying to support her neighbors and then these agents show up and things escalate quickly 
i dont get what's going on with all these protests and demonstrations, i mean i know people are upset but can we talk about the video first? 
like did they really have to pull their guns? and what was that woman even doing wrong? she just wanted to help some people in need 
. The video footage is harrowing, showing the tension and fear in Renee Good's eyes as she tries to protect herself and her neighbors.
the video is chilling, it's like they're trying to pull her outta the car and she's all "nope" but then suddenly more shots are fired and it's chaos 
. i dont get why trump's people say its self-defense tho - did they even stop to think about how it might be perceived by others? 
. ICE needs to rethink their whole policy on this one, it's time for some accountability 
Another civilian taken out by ICE agents who seem to think they're some kind of action movie heroes 
. What's really going on here is that Renee Good was just trying to help her neighbors, and now she's dead because of overzealousness from the other side of the law 
. I don't buy into Trump's self-defense narrative either - it sounds like a whole lot of BS to me 
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it's so sad for Renee Good and her family, she was just trying to support her neighbors when things took a turn for the worse 
and now everyone's talking about whether it was self-defense or not 
i think we need to take a closer look at ICE's use-of-force policies and make sure they're being held accountable 
meanwhile, protests are popping up all over the country and i'm so proud of people standing up for justice and human rights 
this is so sad what happened to Renee Good she was just trying to help her neighbors and ended up getting shot by ICE agents it's like they lost control completely 
. We should be having a more nuanced conversation about immigration and policing, not resorting to simplistic labels like "self-defense" or " Gestapo" 
. And now she's dead and her kids are all alone 
. I don't think it's right that the trump admin is saying it was self-defense, like what does that even mean in this situation? 
and it's time for change 
the use-of-force policies are clearly broken 
this isn't self-defense, it's a cold-blooded murder. The fact that the Trump admin is trying to downplay this and leave the investigation to the FBI is just further proof of how out of touch they are. We need real investigations and real consequences for these actions. 
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and I started thinking about how some people might interpret Renee Good's actions as threatening or aggressive when really she was just being kind to her neighbors 
. And what's with the characterisation of the shooting as self-defense? Doesn't that just sound like a fancy way of saying "we didn't do anything wrong"?