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‘You wanna come at us?’ New cellphone footage shows Renee Good ramming ICE agent in Minneapolis moment before she was shot

'You wanna come at us?' New cellphone footage shows Renee Good ramming ICE agent in Minneapolis moment before she was shot

Minneapolis is on fire over the killing of 37-year-old Renee Good whom the Donald Trump administration has branded as a domestic terrorist but the community, family members knew as a loving mother. It has become footage versus footage as claims and counter-claims are piling up on who has been at fault for the shooting. The administration defended the ICe agent, Jonathan Ross, but a different angle of the incident showed that Good was trying to reverse her car and turn away but the ICE agent thought she was going to mow him down and opened fire. But now Alpha News released a purported cellphone footage in which the person who took the video could be seen getting rammed by Good’s car. The new video released by Alpha News shows Rebecca Good, the partner of Renee Good, provoking the ICE agents. Renee was in the driver’s seat while Rebecca was filming their altercation with the ICE agents .“You wanna come at us? I say go get yourself some lunch, big boy. Go ahead,” Rebecca Good said.

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“We don’t change our plate (number plate of the car) every morning. Just so you know,” Rebecca was heard saying as the ICE agent was probably taking note of the number of the vehicle. The agent then asked Rebecca to get inside the car and then the video got upside down as the person taking the video fell down probably being hit by the car.It’s not confirmed whether the video was taken by ICE agent Jonathan Ross who opened fire at Renee Good or whether it was taken by another agent.

‘Watch this, he fired in self defense’

Vice president JD Vance shared who has been defending the ICE attack shared the video and wrote: “Watch this, as hard as it is. Many of you have been told this law enforcement officer wasn’t hit by a car, wasn’t being harassed, and murdered an innocent woman. The reality is that his life was endangered and he fired in self defense.””If you want to say this woman’s death is a tragedy, that we should pray for her soul as Christians and Americans, then I agree with you. But the media dishonesty about this officer is an all-time moment in shameless press propaganda. Does this law enforcement officer have a family? Yes. Did he get seriously injured by a vehicle just six months ago? Yes. Did he have reason to fear for his life? Yes. Does he have every right to safety while he’s doing his job? Yes,” JD doubled down.

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