Summary
The family of Renee Good, a woman shot by an immigration agent in Minneapolis, released an independent autopsy showing she was shot at least three times. The shooting led to protests and disagreements between local authorities and the Trump administration. The family disputes the self-defense claim and demands further investigation.
Key Facts
- Renee Good was shot by immigration agent Jonathan Ross on January 7 in Minneapolis.
- An independent autopsy revealed Good was shot in the head, arm, and breast.
- The Trump administration claims the shooting was in self-defense, saying Good tried to run over agents with her car.
- Videos of the shooting have caused debates about the self-defense claim.
- Local officials want further investigation, but federal agencies are handling the case.
- Good's family hired a law firm to conduct their own investigation into the shooting.
- President Trump expressed sympathy for the shooting but defended ICE actions in general.
