Renee Nicole Good. 37 years old. Mom. Wife. Deceased.
In her car, doing her civic duty, trying to block ICE agents unnecessarily, unneeded, unwanted on the neighborhood streets of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Renee was trying to drive away, as videos from several angles clearly show, when an ICE agent moved IN FRONT OF HER VEHICLE (he later claimed, "my life was in danger...") shot 4 rounds at close range into her car, shooting Renee in the face as she was driving away from the scene. That act, of cowardice, is illegal, firing into a moving vehicle.
What we know about the late Mrs. Good:
-- Renee was a mother, a poet, and a loving partner.
Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old US citizen, was killed when an ICE agent shot into her vehicle during an encounter Wednesday morning. Near an ICE vehicle stuck on a snow-lined street, the victim tried to “weaponize her vehicle” to run over an officer before he opened fire, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said.
State and local officials have strongly disputed claims the shooting, captured on video, was done in self-defense as tensions exploded amid this week’s deployment of some 2,000 federal agents as part of the latest surge in the Trump administration’s nationwide immigration enforcement crackdown and following claims of welfare fraud in the Somali immigrant community.
Still, loved ones and leaders paused to remember the newcomer to Minnesota as “an amazing human being.”
“Renee was one of the kindest people I’ve ever known. She was extremely compassionate,” her mother, Donna Ganger, told the Minnesota Star Tribune. “She’s taken care of people all her life … She was loving, forgiving and affectionate.”
Renee Nicole Good ‘had a good life but a hard life’
Born in Colorado, Good moved to Minnesota last year and lived in the Twin Cities with her partner, the Star Tribune reported, citing Ganger.
A mother of three, Good had two children, ages 15 and 12, from her first marriage, the Associated Press reported. Her 6-year-old child’s father died in 2023, according to the Star Tribune. “There’s nobody else in his life,” the child’s grandfather told the newspaper.
After spending most of her life in Colorado, Good briefly moved to Kansas to live with her parents for a time after her husband – a military veteran – died, her father, Tim Ganger, told The Washington Post.
“She had a good life, but a hard life,” he said. “She was a wonderful person.”
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Get used to it, those images of ICE Agents in Minneapolis, masked, untrained, unserious, lawless, no clear directives, no clear “mission”, just nothing.
That is the view inside of Renee Good's SUV, after her dead, limp body was removed.
And their idiot “leader” Krusty Gnome, isn’t going to come to their defense any time soon either. She’s the one, who, when asked before a Senate committee to explain the term “habeas corpus” (a standard legal term, YES, in Latin) stated that, “Well, habeas corpus gives the President the right to remove illegal aliens, dangerous criminals from…”
And, of course, she was cut off. “Habeas Corpus” (you’re probably familiar with Corpus Christi in Texas … the Body of Christ) is, in its basic form, “produce or show us the body” in a court of law, used in cases for “due process”, present the witness, the body, something else Barbie Gnome knew NOTHING about.
I’ve written about Krusty previously.
For now, suffice to say, these ICE people were grossly underprepared and tremendously overwhelmed prior to being tossed blindly into Minneapolis to do Trump’s dirty work. Pretending to be any kind of “law enforcement” without proper training on rules, regulations, the law, standards, practices and on and on, puts EVERYONE AT RISK.
Nah, Trump doesn’t care. “Get those damn illegals outta here!”
Gnome is the perfect stooge for the job. Right from Central Casting: Pretty, looks great in any costume and/or situation from CECOT to the Wild West. Krusty’s our gal!
The good, decent, hard working people of Minneapolis and Minnesota at large are in good hand with Governor Walz and Mayor Frey. They’re very comforting, strong, determined leaders will make sure Minnesota gets through this senseless tragedy and holds Trump, Noem and others fully accountable, ICE agents included.
This is the ICE agent who was filming her from the right side of her vehicle before deliberately stepping in front of Renee Good's SUV. His name is name is currently unknown. Pretty sure the internet will find out soon enough.
He was NOT defending himself. He was not "dragged away" or "pulled underneath" as Noem, or Trump, or Vance, or Miller, or Leavitt or any other administration moron suggests. The videos clearly show that Ms. Good was turning to drive away and the ICE again jumped in her away as HE fired into he moving vehicle.
SCOTUS has already ruled on this 40 years ago in Tennessee vs. Garner. In this case, NO, the ICE agent was not justified in his actions and does not have a viable "case" in court.
Just because you have a weapon, a gun, and just because you can pull the trigger on an unarmed civilian, doesn’t mean you SHOULD.
