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The new American witch hunt and the killing of Renee Nicole Good (Guest Opinion by Ann M. Ryan)
Over 2,000 federal agents deployed as thousands protest the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good, with local governments suing to halt ICE's surge amid confrontations.
- One week after the January 7 killing, thousands have held vigils and marched in Minneapolis to honor Renee Nicole Good, Minneapolis resident.
- Federal deployments have surged with more than 2,000 ICE agents plus another 1,000 on the way, while video and audio show Jonathan Ross firing multiple shots as Good appeared to drive away.
- Federal agents used pepper spray, marker rounds and rubber bullets, injuring protesters, while Gregory Bovino was seen at Roosevelt High School where agents detained a staffer and Minneapolis Public Schools canceled classes.
- State and local governments have responded by suing the US government to halt ICE's surge while the FBI leads the investigation and activists demand charges against Jonathan Ross despite doubts about prosecution.
- Nationwide, a coalition including the American Civil Liberties Union and Indivisible organized more than 1,000 peaceful protests in the 'ICE Out for Good' weekend of action, while speakers invoked George Floyd, Dolal Idd, Jamar Clark and referenced the Salem witch trials and 'spectral evidence'.
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Renee Good Shooting: Protester Shot 4 Times by ICE Agent as Official Minneapolis Report Reveals Truth
A newly released medical report has provided a harrowing look at the final moments of Renee Nicole Good, the 37-year-old poet and mother of three fatally shot by a federal agent in South Minneapolis last week. The report, issued by the Minneapolis Fire Department and obtained via a state Data Practices Act request, reveals that Good was struck four times during the 7 January encounter with ICE Agent Jonathan Ross. The findings have immediately i…
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