Summary
A 37-year-old woman named Renee Good was shot and killed by a US immigration agent in Minneapolis. Federal officers attempted to disarm an individual, resulting in the fatal shooting. The incident has drawn attention from Minnesota's governor and members of the community.
Key Facts
- Renee Good, a 37-year-old woman, died after being shot by a US immigration agent in Minneapolis.
- The incident happened as federal officers tried to disarm a person who reportedly resisted violently.
- Greg Bovino, a Border Patrol commander, provided information on the officers' actions.
- Minnesota Governor Tim Walz spoke to the White House about the shooting.
- Community members gathered at a memorial site for Renee Good.
- Eyewitness video and surveillance footage show the moments leading to the shooting.
