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*This* Is Why the ICE Agent in Minneapolis Opened Fire at the Driver Who Reportedly Tried to Ram Him

Matt Vespa
Matt Vespa  |  January 09, 2026 7:00 AM

UPDATE: The footage from the ICE office has been released. It sure seems Good was not fearing for her life, was comfortable, and rammed into the agent.

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Renee Nicole Good, 37, was shot and killed by ICE agents on January 7 in Minneapolis. She accelerated her vehicle into a federal officer, who returned fire. Good was killed, and the Left and the Democratic Party melted down. They claim the car wasn’t going to ram the agent—it did. It’s still assault. 

The woman was armed with a 3,000-pound weapon, and this was a justified shooting. It’s astounding how little liberals know of the law or—you know—physics, because the tragic case of Officer Amy Caprio is the reason why law enforcement will shoot you if you try to run them over.  

In 2018, Baltimore County Police Officer Amy Caprio was responding to a possible robbery when she confronted Dawnta Harris, who was driving a stolen vehicle. She ordered him out of the car, which he refused, plowing into her. The bodycam captured her murder. Harris was convicted of murder and given a life sentence (via Fox Baltimore): 

In May 2018, Officer Caprio responded to a potential burglary in Perry Hall when she confronted then 16-year-old Harris driving a stolen Jeep. 

From her body-worn camera footage, Caprio can be heard repeatedly ordering Harris out of the car. 

She drew her pistol and Harris then ran her over and killed her. 

So, no, Good wasn’t unarmed. She wasn’t afraid—she was a professional left-wing agitator who had trained others in disrupting ICE raids. And Good wasn’t a legal observer, the latest lie about this incident.