🚨 UNBELIEVABLE TWIST: New claims explode—Renee Nicole Good WAS ON THE PHONE AND DRIVING FOR MINUTES before supposedly “crashing” into the ICE agent… but investigators just dropped the real bombshell! 😱🔥

Her last words haunt: peaceful, then gone. Mom of 3, poet, veteran widow—gunned down in her neighborhood. Click for the full video breakdowns and what REALLY happened—you’ll question everything. Justice for Renee! Who’s demanding answers? Share if this twist has you furious. 👇💔

Social media has circulated explosive new claims suggesting Renee Nicole Good was on a phone call and driving for minutes before her vehicle allegedly crashed into an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent, leading to her fatal shooting on January 7, 2026. However, official reports, synchronized video analyses, and investigator findings paint a different picture: the encounter was brief, with Good’s SUV largely stationary before a short movement that ended in gunfire.

Good, 37, a U.S. citizen, mother of three (including a 6-year-old), award-winning poet, and widow of a military veteran, was driving home with her wife, Becca Good, after dropping their child at school. They encountered federal agents on Portland Avenue South in south Minneapolis amid an ICE enforcement operation. Good stopped her maroon Honda Pilot sideways across the street, partially blocking traffic but allowing vehicles—including one driven by agent Jonathan Ross—to pass around it.

Multiple videos, including Ross’s 47-second cellphone footage (obtained by outlets like Alpha News, CBS News, NBC News, and shared by federal sources), show Ross approaching on foot, recording as he circled the vehicle and checked the plate. Good spoke calmly through the open window: “That’s fine, dude… I’m not mad at you.” Becca exited, filmed separately, and commented on the license plate. Agents attempted to open the door and ordered Good out.

After a brief reverse and right turn (wheels pointing away from Ross), Good accelerated slowly forward. Ross fired three shots, striking her in the arm, chest, and head. The SUV veered and crashed into a parked car. Good was pronounced dead at a hospital from her wounds.

Federal officials, including DHS, maintain Ross acted in self-defense after the vehicle posed a threat—claiming brief contact caused internal bleeding to his torso. Some analyses (e.g., video forensic expert Frank Piazza on CNN) note audio of impact after possible minor contact, but synchronized breakdowns by The New York Times, CNN, ABC News, and Reuters show Ross’s position to the side, feet clear during shots, with the SUV turning away. No evidence indicates prolonged driving or Good on a phone call while moving—her interaction was stationary and verbal.

The “on the phone and driving for minutes” narrative appears amplified online, possibly misinterpreting Ross’s recording, Becca’s filming, or the SUV’s brief repositioning as extended action. No mainstream reports confirm a phone call from Good during driving. The incident unfolded in under a minute from approach to shots.

The shooting ignited protests nationwide, with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, Gov. Tim Walz, and Democratic lawmakers condemning the force and calling for independent probes. Witnesses and bystander videos describe no imminent threat, with Good waving vehicles past earlier. Her family’s attorneys at Romanucci & Blandin stated she stopped to observe and support neighbors, not impede or follow agents.

ICE described the operation as routine enforcement; the administration labeled Good’s actions potential “domestic terrorism” for blocking. The Justice Department found no basis for federal civil rights investigation by mid-January, while the FBI continues review. Local access to evidence was reportedly limited.

Good was remembered as warm, witty, and community-oriented. Her family highlighted her “sparkle” and kindness in tributes. A GoFundMe supports them amid grief.

The case underscores tensions in ICE operations under the current administration, use-of-force policies, and video evidence interpretation in high-profile incidents. As investigations proceed, conflicting accounts persist, but available footage shows a rapid escalation rather than prolonged driving or phone use.