Minneapolis, MN – The wife of Renee Good, who was fatally shot during an encounter with federal immigration officers in Minneapolis, has released a statement describing her wife’s character and the events leading up to the incident.
Becca Good stated that she and Renee were in the area to show support for their community when the incident occurred. She described the scene as a confrontation where, according to her, they were met with force.
The incident is under investigation. Initial reports suggest that ICE officers were attempting to apprehend an individual when Renee Good’s vehicle allegedly posed a threat to the officers, leading to the use of deadly force.
Federal officials have indicated that Renee Good’s actions prompted the officers’ response, while local officials and some community members have questioned this account.
Renee Good, a U.S. citizen, had no prior criminal record beyond a minor traffic violation. Her social media presence reflected a focus on family and community.
Becca Good’s statement emphasized Renee’s belief in compassion and kindness, expressing a desire for a more understanding approach to those with differing viewpoints. She highlighted the importance of teaching their son about building a better world based on these values. The family has expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support they have received.
