Renee Good’s injuries, as revealed by the Minneapolis Fire Department report, paint a grim picture of the events that unfolded on January 7th. The document confirms that she suffered four gunshot wounds, underscoring the severity and brutality of the incident involving an ICE agent.
The report details the wounds themselves, providing a chilling account of the attack. Good was hit in the chest, arm, and head. The specifics, like the presence of “protruding tissue” on the left side of her head and blood flowing from her ear, are difficult to read, and bring into sharp focus the devastating impact of the shots.… Continue reading
Federal officers shot a man in the leg during a traffic stop attempt Wednesday night in Minneapolis, approximately twelve miles from where an ICE officer fatally shot a woman last week. According to the Department of Homeland Security, the shooting occurred after law enforcement officials were attacked with a shovel or broom while attempting the stop of a Venezuelan man in the country illegally. Tensions are high due to increased federal immigration enforcement and the recent death, prompting calls for calm from city officials and a request for federal immigration authorities to leave the city and state. The incident led to protests and the deployment of pepper spray by agents, while the shooting of the woman last week is still under investigation by the FBI.
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Following the fatal shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison was informed that federal agents would not share their investigative file with state authorities. Despite efforts to intervene and appeals to federal officials, the Attorney General received no response, with the refusal appearing to stem from President Trump’s directive. As a result, Ellison’s office initiated a parallel investigation and condemned the release of footage from the agent’s cell phone to a right-wing news outlet, Alpha News, as unprofessional. Ellison emphasized the importance of gathering all available evidence and the need for further investigation before determining whether to charge the ICE agent, Jonathan Ross.
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In Minneapolis, a woman was fatally shot by an ICE agent during an immigration enforcement operation, sparking outrage among residents. Witnesses, including one who spoke to Minnesota Public Radio, described the agent shooting the woman multiple times. While ICE claimed the woman engaged in “domestic terrorism” by attempting to run over officers with her vehicle, video footage and witness testimonies appeared to contradict this narrative. Local officials such as Senator Tina Smith and Mayor Jacob Frey demanded ICE’s immediate departure, and investigations into the incident are underway.
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In Minneapolis, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer fatally shot a driver during an immigration crackdown, sparking protests and conflicting accounts of the incident. Federal officials claimed the shooting was self-defense, while the mayor condemned it as reckless and unnecessary, citing video evidence that contradicted the official narrative. The victim, a 37-year-old woman, was shot in her car, leading to calls for investigation and outrage from local officials and residents. This incident, part of a larger enforcement operation in the Twin Cities, resulted in the cancellation of school activities and a call for peaceful protests amidst heightened tensions.
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A shooting involving an ICE agent in Minneapolis resulted in an unresponsive individual, reportedly a legal observer, after the agent fired multiple shots. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey condemned the incident and demanded ICE’s immediate departure from the city, citing the chaos caused by the federal agents. While DHS Secretary Kristi Noem claimed the shooting was justified, videos of the incident contradict this assertion, a sentiment echoed by Mayor Frey. The victim’s current status is unknown.
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In response to a fatal shooting by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent during a protest, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey vehemently demanded that ICE leave the city. Frey stated that ICE’s presence created chaos and distrust, directly contradicting its purported safety mission. Preliminary information indicated that a U.S. citizen was shot by an ICE agent, prompting calls from other city officials for the federal agents to depart. While the investigation continues, officials maintain the shooting was predictable, given the agency’s history.
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Two hurt in shooting involving ICE agents in Maryland: Police. This headline immediately raises questions, doesn’t it? It’s a bit of a linguistic dance, isn’t it? Instead of stating the core truth – that ICE agents shot two people – it employs phrases like “involving” and “hurt,” creating a sense of distance from the actual events. It’s almost as if the words are carefully chosen to soften the impact, to minimize the gravity of what happened. It makes you wonder why the media, or whoever wrote the headline, can’t just come out and say it plainly: ICE agents shot two people.… Continue reading
Kentucky State University released a statement following the grand jury’s decision not to indict Jacob Bard in connection with the fatal shooting. The university expressed continued mourning for the loss of life and a commitment to supporting the campus community. The university stated that it would continue cooperating with law enforcement and reinforcing safety measures. Counseling and support resources remain available to students, faculty, and staff.
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Brown University shooting suspect found dead, Fox News reports. The news hit like a ton of bricks – the suspect in the Brown University shooting, the same person linked to the murder of an MIT professor, has been found dead. Fox News broke the story, citing a source. It’s a shocking development, to say the least, and one that leaves so many questions hanging in the air. This whole situation feels surreal, like something ripped from the pages of a thriller.
Brown University shooting suspect found dead, Fox News reports, and the implications are huge. It’s the end of a manhunt, certainly, but it also means we’ll likely never get all the answers we crave.… Continue reading
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Minneapolis: Federal Officer Shoots Man, Critics Question DHS Account
Federal officers shot a man in the leg during a traffic stop attempt Wednesday night in Minneapolis, approximately twelve miles from where an ICE officer fatally shot a woman last week. According to the Department of Homeland Security, the shooting occurred after law enforcement officials were attacked with a shovel or broom while attempting the stop of a Venezuelan man in the country illegally. Tensions are high due to increased federal immigration enforcement and the recent death, prompting calls for calm from city officials and a request for federal immigration authorities to leave the city and state. The incident led to protests and the deployment of pepper spray by agents, while the shooting of the woman last week is still under investigation by the FBI.
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