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Shocking new footage of man, 37, shot dead Renee Goode An article published Friday by an ICE official showed the confrontation from the perspective of the officer who shot Goode.
Minnesota-based media outlet Alpha News posted the video.
Goode was shot and killed by an ICE officer, later identified as Jonathan Ross She partially blocked the path of ICE agents. When the agents told her to get out of the car, she drove forward and an agent fired three shots.
ICE officials said the officer acted in self-defense and that Goode used her car as a weapon, something local officials including the mayor of Minneapolis have said Jacob Frey (D) Denied.
The new footage, which appears to be from Rose’s cell phone, shows Rose’s perspective from the moment he exits his vehicle to after he fires three shots.
“I’m not mad at you,” Goode can be heard telling the officer.
Another woman, who appeared to be Goode’s passenger, was recording the officer and trying to get into Goode’s vehicle before she accelerated toward the officer. Previously released video showed a passenger leaving her car before Goode partially blocked the road.
At one point, the passenger told Ross he was a “big boy” and needed to eat some “lunch.”
Goode eventually moved the vehicle forward and multiple gunshots could be heard. The cell phone recording appears to have been deleted. It’s unclear whether the car struck Ross, but the phone appeared to be dropped and Ross appeared to brace himself as the car accelerated.
donald trump jr. and others shared the video on Trump Jr. says critics should apologize to vice president JD Vancewho defended Ross on the grounds that he had suffered work-related injuries when he was dragged by vehicles in the past.
“So you think he might be a little sensitive to someone hitting him with a car?” Vance said at the time.
“Almost the entire left-wing media owes [JD Vance] Apologize – from [CNN]”, Trump Jr. wrote on X.
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