Overview
- Renee Nicole Good, 37, was shot and later pronounced dead after an ICE agent fired during a street encounter that began over a blocked roadway, and the police chief said she was not the target of any investigation.
- DHS officials say the agent acted in self-defense and have called the incident “domestic terrorism,” a characterization Minneapolis and Minnesota leaders reject after reviewing videos.
- Bystander footage shows an agent firing into the moving SUV, with independent analyses indicating shots were fired as the vehicle turned away, and witnesses say a would-be medical responder was kept back.
- The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension withdrew after the FBI asserted sole control of the probe, escalating concerns over access to evidence and transparency.
- Large demonstrations in Minneapolis and other cities led to clashes near a federal facility where officers used chemical irritants and made arrests, as more than 2,000 federal personnel carry out a sweeping immigration operation in the Twin Cities.