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Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old mother of three, was shot and killed by an ICE agent in Minneapolis on January 7, 2026. She was in the car with her wife, Rebecca Good, who was filming the encounter. The Incident The shooting occurred during an ICE enforcement operation in the couple's South Minneapolis neighborhood. Video evidence and witnesses describe the following sequence: • Confrontation: ICE agents blocked Renee's vehicle and attempted to open the driver's side door. • The Plea: As agents surrounded the car, Rebecca Good was filming from the passenger seat (or nearby, accounts vary slightly on her exact position during filming but confirm her presence). In the video, she can be heard yelling, "Drive, baby, drive!" urging Renee to flee the situation. • The Shooting: Renee attempted to drive away, reportedly turning the wheel to navigate around the agents. An agent standing in front of the vehicle fired three shots through the windshield, striking Renee in the head. • Aftermath: Rebecca is seen in subsequent footage distraught and covered in blood, screaming, "That's my wife! I don't know what to do!" and pleading for help because they have a six-year-old child at school. Conflicting Narratives • Federal Claims: Authorities described the act as "domestic terrorism," claiming Renee used her vehicle as a weapon to run over officers. • Video Evidence: Video footage appears to show Renee trying to maneuver around the agents rather than at them, contradicting the claim that she was trying to run them over.