New Video from ICE Agent Proves Renee Good didn’t Hit Officer

Cellphone video taken by the officer who shot and killed Renee Nicole Good shows the motorist and the woman believed to be her wife speaking to the agent moments before the fatal shooting.

The footage shows that Good was trying to leave the scene and did not hit the officer. (Screenshot: ICE)

The footage shows that Good was trying to leave the scene and did not hit the officer, Jonathan Ross, Julia Ainsley, Jon Schuppe, David K. Li, Daniella Silva, and Suzanne Gamboa reported for NBC News.

The video begins with Ross getting out of his car and approaching Good’s maroon Honda Pilot SUV from the passenger side.

Good is wearing a knit hat and a flannel shirt with a red hoodie underneath and is seen smiling at Ross with her left arm hanging out the window.

“That’s fine, dude, I’m not mad at you,” Good said.

At the same time, Ross is approached by a woman who later identified herself as Good’s wife. She is seen coming from behind the rear of the SUV and says, “Hey, show your face, big boy. Show your face.”

Ross walks around to film the SUV’s rear license plate, then turns toward the woman.

The woman—wearing a backward cap, sunglasses, a flannel shirt with a hoodie underneath, sweatpants, and boots—holds up a cellphone pointed at Ross. She continues: “That’s OK, we don’t change our plates every morning. Just so you know, it’ll be the same plate when you come talk to us later.”

She keeps speaking to Ross as he circles the back of the SUV.

At this point, Ross moves back toward the passenger side of the SUV and makes his way to the front. Two additional officers are seen approaching from the driver’s side.

One officer tells Good, “Get out of the car. Get out of the f-----g car. Get out of the car.”

The woman later identified as Good’s wife is seen turning to enter the front passenger seat, but the door does not open. Ross then faces the front of the SUV. The woman appears to say “drive,” followed by something inaudible, and then “drive” again.

Good turns the steering wheel to her right, away from the officer, as she begins to drive. Ross shouts what sounds like “whoa” and fires, as multiple shots can be heard in the video.

The phone camera jerks upward, briefly capturing the sky and a glimpse of Ross’s masked face before leveling out and showing the SUV accelerating down the street.

A male voice is heard saying “f-----g bitch” moments before Good’s car crashes.