A new cellphone video has surfaced, providing a fresh perspective on the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis. The footage was captured by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent involved in the incident and shows the moments leading up to the tragic event.
The video begins with the ICE agent approaching Good's vehicle on a residential street. A brief interaction takes place between Good, her passenger, and the agent. At one point, Good can be heard saying through the open window, "It's fine, dude. I'm not mad at you." The passenger, who is also Good's wife, is seen filming the officer with their cellphone.
As the conversation unfolds, another voice is heard telling Good's passenger to get out of the car. However, before this instruction can be fully delivered, the vehicle starts moving, and shots are heard in the background. A profanity-laced phrase is also uttered as the vehicle rolls away.
The video has been verified by CBS News' Confirmed team, with the agent seen in the reflection of the car matching that seen in other previously verified footage. The authenticity of the footage raises new questions about the events surrounding Good's death and has sparked renewed debate on the incident.
Vice President JD Vance had previously shared a clip from the video on X, citing his argument that the officer's life was "endangered" and he fired in self-defense. However, the release of this new footage may have altered public perception of the events leading up to Good's fatal shooting.
As authorities continue to investigate the incident, the newly surfaced cellphone video provides a crucial piece of evidence, shedding new light on the circumstances surrounding Renee Nicole Good's tragic death.
The video begins with the ICE agent approaching Good's vehicle on a residential street. A brief interaction takes place between Good, her passenger, and the agent. At one point, Good can be heard saying through the open window, "It's fine, dude. I'm not mad at you." The passenger, who is also Good's wife, is seen filming the officer with their cellphone.
As the conversation unfolds, another voice is heard telling Good's passenger to get out of the car. However, before this instruction can be fully delivered, the vehicle starts moving, and shots are heard in the background. A profanity-laced phrase is also uttered as the vehicle rolls away.
The video has been verified by CBS News' Confirmed team, with the agent seen in the reflection of the car matching that seen in other previously verified footage. The authenticity of the footage raises new questions about the events surrounding Good's death and has sparked renewed debate on the incident.
Vice President JD Vance had previously shared a clip from the video on X, citing his argument that the officer's life was "endangered" and he fired in self-defense. However, the release of this new footage may have altered public perception of the events leading up to Good's fatal shooting.
As authorities continue to investigate the incident, the newly surfaced cellphone video provides a crucial piece of evidence, shedding new light on the circumstances surrounding Renee Nicole Good's tragic death.
! Like, this is some crazy stuff right here. The fact that ICE agent had this footage all along and didn't share it until now? Mind blown 
. And to think, VP JD Vance was already making claims about self-defense based on a partial clip... no wonder his argument seemed kinda shaky 
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. The fact that her passenger was filming the officer with their phone? That's just wild 
! And to think there were profanity-laced words being thrown around while all this chaos unfolded... it's like, whoa 
. This whole thing needs to be re-examined and more light shed on what really went down 
. Maybe then we'll get some closure for Renee Good's family 
. I feel bad for Renee Good's wife, she's been through so much already. It's just not fair that her partner had to witness all this. I'm hoping the new evidence helps get some justice for Renee, though 
. Maybe we'll finally get some answers about what really happened that day 
So now we've got this cellphone video that shows everything leading up to Renee Nicole Good's murder... and it turns out she was trying to de-escalate the situation by saying "it's fine, dude" to the cop. Like, what's not to be fine about when you're about to get shot? 
And then there's this passenger who's filming the whole thing with their phone... I wonder if they were thinking, "You know what would be a great idea right now? To capture evidence of this potentially life-threatening situation on camera"... 
. It's definitely raised some interesting questions about what happened that day and whether the cop had a valid reason for shooting Renee. I mean, if you're gonna shoot someone, at least have the decency to do it in person instead of through a car window... 
the fact that they were moving away from him before he started shooting is so suspicious i wish someone had recorded more of what happened leading up to that...anyway this new vid definitely changes things and we need to keep pushing for answers about what really went down 
! I'm literally shaking with anger 
and sadness 
thinking about what happened to that poor woman. The fact that an ICE agent was involved in her fatal shooting is just... 
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. The fact that the officer involved is trying to spin this as a case of self-defense 
! Justice for Renee Nicole Good will not be served until we know the truth 
. This new footage may have changed everything, but it's also made it clear that we still have a long way to go in terms of police reform 
. I'm glad CBS News verified it, but at the same time, I feel like we're still not getting the full picture here. This new footage shows the officer approaching Renee and her wife on a residential street, and things take a turn for the worse when another voice tells the passenger to get out of the car. It's all so fast-paced and intense - it makes you wonder what exactly led up to that fatal shooting. I do wish we had more context, though 
that this video is finally out! I mean, why did it take so long for this footage to surface? 
I mean, I'm just saying that it does change things, but at the same time, it's still gonna be tough to get to the bottom of this whole thing. 
... or maybe not? 
. We can't just focus on punishment; we need to address the root causes of violence and promote healing and justice 
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that officer's actions are absolutely devastating 
. Like, no way, dude 
. We need to be talking about systemic racism and police brutality here, not trying to justify some cop's actions.
. I just want justice for her and her family, you know? Justice, period 
I'm seeing this news and it's like, really frustrating that we're still talking about police brutality cases after all these years... I mean, what is going on?! 
I'm not sure if this new footage will change everything, but it's definitely bringing up some important questions that need to be answered. Fingers crossed justice is served soon... 
. It's like, super shocking that there's more to this story than we thought. I mean, you see the ICE agent approaching Good's car and she's all calm and stuff, saying everything is fine... 
I dont get why hes even there lol. And then things take a turn 4m bad when his passenger is like "it's fine dude" but hes still trying to intimidate them 
I'm all about spreading love and positivity but this is just heartbreaking