Video from the ICE officer’s cell phone shows Renee Good’s last interaction with him.
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Video from the ICE officer’s cell phone shows Renee Good’s last interaction with him. She smiles and says, “I am not mad at you”. Seconds later this same officer fires three bullets from his gun hitting Rene Good in the head at close range.
Does this look like a [quote:] “radicalized domestic terrorist” trying to kill ICE agents to you?
Good luck explaining that in court.
@randahl Whats that video from the opposite angle? You see her car hitting an officer. Can't be this one
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@Remittancegirl @randahl this was a big surprise, looks like his wife is an immigrant...
@Vonskinnback I'm making an assumption here, but... stereotypical, racist, American white man with an Asian fetish. Probably doesn't treat her very well.
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Video from the ICE officer’s cell phone shows Renee Good’s last interaction with him. She smiles and says, “I am not mad at you”. Seconds later this same officer fires three bullets from his gun hitting Rene Good in the head at close range.
Does this look like a [quote:] “radicalized domestic terrorist” trying to kill ICE agents to you?
Good luck explaining that in court.
@randahl If this ICE officer, Mr Ross, is prosecuted it will open up the flood gates for other ones to go through the criminal justice system. That is the officers that have killed or abused others.
Prosecuting him will impede what ICE is currently doing but will likely slow down their recruitment too.
Just saying.
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Video from the ICE officer’s cell phone shows Renee Good’s last interaction with him. She smiles and says, “I am not mad at you”. Seconds later this same officer fires three bullets from his gun hitting Rene Good in the head at close range.
Does this look like a [quote:] “radicalized domestic terrorist” trying to kill ICE agents to you?
Good luck explaining that in court.
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Video from the ICE officer’s cell phone shows Renee Good’s last interaction with him. She smiles and says, “I am not mad at you”. Seconds later this same officer fires three bullets from his gun hitting Rene Good in the head at close range.
Does this look like a [quote:] “radicalized domestic terrorist” trying to kill ICE agents to you?
Good luck explaining that in court.
@randahl I´ve been literally sitting here for 10 minutes staring at this picture and trying to make sense of something that doesn´t. I don´t think I can watch the video right now...
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Video from the ICE officer’s cell phone shows Renee Good’s last interaction with him. She smiles and says, “I am not mad at you”. Seconds later this same officer fires three bullets from his gun hitting Rene Good in the head at close range.
Does this look like a [quote:] “radicalized domestic terrorist” trying to kill ICE agents to you?
Good luck explaining that in court.
@randahl please can you put a content warning on things like this?
Videos or stills from videos where you know the person is about to become deceased are incredibly troubling to me and I'm sure plenty of others. I do not wish to bury my head in the sand but I also do not wish to casually be shown part of a snuff movie.
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Video from the ICE officer’s cell phone shows Renee Good’s last interaction with him. She smiles and says, “I am not mad at you”. Seconds later this same officer fires three bullets from his gun hitting Rene Good in the head at close range.
Does this look like a [quote:] “radicalized domestic terrorist” trying to kill ICE agents to you?
Good luck explaining that in court.
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@randahl How JD Vance could look at that, post it and somehow think its an exoneration for ICE shows just how broken his moral compass is.
@squared99 because JD Vance just lies constantly.
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Video from the ICE officer’s cell phone shows Renee Good’s last interaction with him. She smiles and says, “I am not mad at you”. Seconds later this same officer fires three bullets from his gun hitting Rene Good in the head at close range.
Does this look like a [quote:] “radicalized domestic terrorist” trying to kill ICE agents to you?
Good luck explaining that in court.
@randahl Sadly, history has proven the court system to be as corrupt as law enforcement. They will likely end up complicit in the cover-up.
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