Summary
Investigators in the U.S. are examining if an ICE agent was justified in shooting a woman named Renee Good in Minneapolis. There are conflicting accounts from federal and state officials about the incident, which has sparked national protests. The investigation involves reviewing video footage and ICE's policies on the use of deadly force.
Key Facts
- An ICE agent named Jonathan Ross shot Renee Good in Minneapolis.
- The shooting incident has led to widespread protests across the U.S.
- President Donald Trump's administration called Good a "domestic terrorist."
- State officials said Good was trying to leave the scene when she was shot.
- Videos from multiple angles show the incident from different perspectives.
- Federal officials say the video proves Good was a threat, justifying the shooting.
- State officials argue the video shows Good was not attempting to harm the officer.
- ICE policy allows the use of deadly force if the agent believes they are in imminent danger.
