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‘Drive baby, drive!’: Row over new video of Renee Good shooting, MAGA says Minneapolis woman’s partner should be arrested

'Drive baby, drive!': Row over new video of Renee Good shooting, MAGA says Minneapolis woman's partner should be arrested

A new video capturing the moments before ICE agent Jonathan Ross shot Minneapolis woman Renee Good for ‘self-defense’ has now divided the Internet as MAGA now calls for the arrest of Rebecca Good, the partner of Renee, as she asked Renee to ‘drive baby, drive’ just after an altercation took place between them and the ICE agent. The Democrats who have condemned the klling of Good said the new video proved nothing new; it clearly showed that Renee Good was not attacking any ICE agent but was trying to drive away when the ICE agent shot her dead.

What is the new video?

The new video released by Alpha News offers a different angle of what unfolded in Minneapolis Wednesday. The video captured the point of view of the ICE agent who the Trump administration said acted in self-defense. In the new video, both Renee Good and Rebecca Good could be seen interacting with the ICE officer. “That’s fine dude, I’m not mad at you,” Renee who was at the driver’s seat said, while Rebecca, who was also filming told the ICE officer that they don’t change the number plate of their car every morning. The agent then asked Rebecca to get inside the car. “You wanna come at us? I say go get yourself some lunch, big boy. Go ahead,” Rebecca Good said.Then the video turned upside down as the ICE agent fell after being hit by the car and Rebecca Good was heard shouting, “Drive baby, drive!’.

How MAGA interprets the new video

  • MAGA said both Renee and Rebecca were taunting the ICE agent.
  • They were aware that those were ICE agents and was not scared at all.
  • The ICE agent was hit before he fired the shot that killed Renee Good.

How Democrats interpret the new video

  • They said the new video clearly shows that Renee Good was not fighting with the ICE agent.
  • With a smile on her face, she told the agent: ‘That’s fine dude, I am not mad at you’.
  • Renee was visibly turning the car away.

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