A cellphone video obtained by ABC News shows the moments leading up to the fatal shooting of Renee Good in her vehicle in Minneapolis on January 7, 2026. The 37-second video is believed to have been taken by the ICE agent who fired the shots.
In the video, Good can be heard saying "That's fine, dude, I'm not mad at you" as the ICE agent walks around filming her vehicle in the road. A dog is seen in the backseat of the car. Another ICE agent approaches her door and can be heard saying "Get out of the car. Get out of the f------ car." Good reverses the car and then turns the steering wheel to the right, as someone can be heard yelling out "Drive!"
As Good drives forward, the officer filming can be heard yelling out 'Oh!' as several shots are fired. The car is seen driving off and crashing down the block. A person can be heard saying "F------ bitch" as the vehicle speeds away.
Retired Chicago Police Lieutenant John Garrido told ABC7 Chicago's I-Team that Good did not appear to be acting aggressively. He said she first cuts her wheels to the right, and when she backs up, it repositions her car. Now facing him. He doesn't move that much. Her moving the other way then is what brings him dead center on the driver's side of the vehicle. And when that happens, it's all a split second.
Garrido also said that it's not best practice to position yourself in front of a vehicle. The vehicle backs up and the front of her car realigns and repositions, and that's how he ends up where he is... Unfortunately, when you get the rhetoric from Krisi Noem or from the president, you know when it sounds like this is an open and shut case, it's all a done deal. That affects impacts the public trust.
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty called on members of the public to send any video or other evidence in the fatal shooting of Renee Good directly to her office, challenging the Trump administration's decision to leave the investigation solely to the FBI.
The investigation is ongoing, and it's not clear what the outcome will be. However, one thing is certain: the public's trust has been shaken by this incident, and it's up to law enforcement and elected officials to ensure that justice is served.
In the video, Good can be heard saying "That's fine, dude, I'm not mad at you" as the ICE agent walks around filming her vehicle in the road. A dog is seen in the backseat of the car. Another ICE agent approaches her door and can be heard saying "Get out of the car. Get out of the f------ car." Good reverses the car and then turns the steering wheel to the right, as someone can be heard yelling out "Drive!"
As Good drives forward, the officer filming can be heard yelling out 'Oh!' as several shots are fired. The car is seen driving off and crashing down the block. A person can be heard saying "F------ bitch" as the vehicle speeds away.
Retired Chicago Police Lieutenant John Garrido told ABC7 Chicago's I-Team that Good did not appear to be acting aggressively. He said she first cuts her wheels to the right, and when she backs up, it repositions her car. Now facing him. He doesn't move that much. Her moving the other way then is what brings him dead center on the driver's side of the vehicle. And when that happens, it's all a split second.
Garrido also said that it's not best practice to position yourself in front of a vehicle. The vehicle backs up and the front of her car realigns and repositions, and that's how he ends up where he is... Unfortunately, when you get the rhetoric from Krisi Noem or from the president, you know when it sounds like this is an open and shut case, it's all a done deal. That affects impacts the public trust.
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty called on members of the public to send any video or other evidence in the fatal shooting of Renee Good directly to her office, challenging the Trump administration's decision to leave the investigation solely to the FBI.
The investigation is ongoing, and it's not clear what the outcome will be. However, one thing is certain: the public's trust has been shaken by this incident, and it's up to law enforcement and elected officials to ensure that justice is served.
this guy who shot Renee Good did NOT do his job lol! like he literally walks around filming her car and THEN tells her to get out? and then when she complies he's all "Oh!" and shoots her anyway... that's some messed up stuff 
. And honestly, can we talk about how ICE is just a total joke now? like, what are they even doing at the border if not to shoot people for just being in their own country 
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I'm still trying to wrap my head around what happened. like, i knowICE agents are supposed to be all about enforcing the law, but this dude was clearly out of line 
. Renee Good didn't deserve to die over some stupid mistake on her part or whatever 
. and can we talk about how the Trump admin is trying to shoo this whole thing under the rug? like, no way José 
. this is a public trust issue, for real 
. I'm all for holding people accountable, but in this case, it's just not fair 
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and yeah retired lieutenant John Garrido is totally right, positioning yourself in front of a vehicle is super bad idea 
what really hurts me is that public trust is shaken now because of politics 
the FBI investigation should be hands off, let the county attorney handle it 
I just can't believe it. The officer was filming her car and then got all aggressive. A dog was in the backseat, poor thing! 
It seems like he didn't have to go that way, but he did, and now Renee's gone 
. As a retiree, I've seen some wild stuff on my time, but this is just senseless. The Trump admin's decision to leave it up to the FBI is baffling - can't they see how this affects the public trust? 
and that's exactly what's wrong with our country, we need more accountability from our leaders, especially when it comes to issues like police brutality. 
so i'm watching this video and it's like what's going on here? the ice agent is just chillin' filming renee good's car and then he freaks out and starts shooting... no warning at all, just "get out of the car" and she reverses it and stuff. retired cop says it was a split second decision that went wrong. but come on, how can you just position yourself in front of a moving vehicle? that's like playing russian roulette. and what's with all this talk about it being an open and shut case? 
we need more info here before we're jumping to conclusions. where's the footage from the other ice agents? are they saying anything? i need some sources on this before i believe it happened exactly like abc news is saying... 
That just erodes public trust even more.
The rhetoric from politicians is making it seem like this is a slam dunk case and that justice will be served right away, but let's wait on the investigation first, please? 
It's not fair to the victim or her family to rush to judgment. And Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty is totally right in calling for public input on the case - we need transparency here! 
the way the ICE agent just walks up to Renee Good's car with his gun drawn and yells at her... like what even is this? 
retiree John Garrido makes some valid points about how quickly things escalated but still, it's just so sad that Renee Good lost her life over this 
#JusticeForReneeGood #ICEAgentAccountability #PublicTrustMatters
And then he shoots her! It's just not right, you know? 
and yes, let's get some justice for Renee Good 
she didn't even say anything bad back to him, dude... and now people are questioning the whole thing because they think there might have been some kind of mistake 
. but it's not looking good for the guy who shot her... retired cop is saying it's all about positioning and stuff, but like, shouldn't we just try to resolve this with some calmness and respect? 
anyway, I'm sending my thoughts to Renee's family and friends 
[link to ABC News article](https://abcnews.go.com/US/minneapolis-woman-shot-dead-ice-agent-videos-show-moments-leading-up-shooting/story?id=12345678)
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What's goin on here? 
! Can't believe the rhetoric from the Trump admin, sounds like they already makin a case outta this 
. Public trust is shaken and it's all up to law enforcement and officials to fix this 
. Why does it have to get so intense? 