US EditionWhite House shares video of Minneapolis shooting from ICE officer’s perspective
Video from ICE officer Jonathan Ross shows moments before Renee Good was fatally shot, intensifying disputes over self-defense claims and sparking protests, officials said.
- On Jan. 9, 2026, Alpha News shared cellphone footage showing an ICE agent's perspective before fatal shots at Renee Nicole Good, and DHS confirmed it was recorded on the officer's phone.
- The FBI will lead the probe into the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good, 37-year-old Minneapolis woman, on Jan. 7, as tensions rose between Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and federal authorities.
- The footage begins with the agent approaching the SUV and filming as Good says `I'm not mad at you,` while commands are heard and the phone jolts as the SUV moves before three shots and a crash.
- Vice President J.D. Vance reposted the video and defended the officer, while Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said agents fired `defensive shots` and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey accused officials of trying to `spin` the shooting.
- Jonathan Ross has been identified by outlets as the officer involved; he has served with ICE since 2015 and was linked to a June dragging incident, while analysts urge comparing multiple video angles.
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CNN has published a new camera angle from the shooting of mother of three Renee Good in Minneapolis this week.
The White House responded yesterday on socializing networks a video clip filmed by an American immigration officer's mobile phone that shot a woman from Minnesota in her car this week, an incident...
They reveal a video showing the seconds before the ICE shooting that killed Renee Good in Minneapolis
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota (AP) — Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty on Friday asked the public to share any video or other evidence with investigators regarding the fatal shooting of Renee Good, as new video footage surfaced…
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) released the first video from the officers' perspective following nationwide criticism and protests over the fatal shooting of a woman in Minneapolis, maintaining that the act was in self-defense.
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