The narrative surrounding the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis has been blown apart by the shooter’s own camera. A 47-second video, obtained by local media, shows a calm Good sitting in her car moments before shots rang out—contradicting the Department of Homeland Security’s claim that she was a "violent aggressor."

The footage, filmed by the agent himself, captures the officer circling Good’s Honda SUV while she speaks to him through the window. "That’s fine, dude, I’m not mad at you," she is heard saying, appearing compliant.

"Show Your Face"

The video takes a chilling turn when another agent screams, "Get out of the fucking car!" As Good seemingly attempts to reverse or maneuver, the camera jolts, and gunshots are heard. Crucially, the video does not show her trying to run over the officer, a key pillar of the "self-defense" argument pushed by Vice President JD Vance.

• The Mayor’s Verdict: Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey did not hold back. "I have seen the video. The claim that this was domestic terrorism is garbage," he declared. "This was an execution."
• The Family’s Pain: Good’s wife, Rebecca, is heard in the background of the video telling agents, "It’s the same plate... we don’t change our plates." She describes her slain partner as a "gentle soul" who was simply trying to protect her neighbors from harassment.
• Political Firestorm: The release of the video has galvanized protests. It suggests that the aggressive tactics encouraged by the Trump administration are leading to lethal escalations in routine stops.

Justice or Cover-Up?

With the DOJ Civil Rights Division reportedly stepping back, fears of a federal cover-up are mounting. But this video, now viral, ensures that the truth—or at least 47 seconds of it—cannot be buried.