‘Reckless’ Democrats blasted for posting skewed portrayal of Renee Nicole Good’s fatal shooting by ICE agent
Democrats are being blasted on social media as “reckless” for releasing a skewed portrayal of the final moments before Minneapolis protester Renee Nicole Good was shot and killed by an ICE agent during a chaotic confrontation Wednesday.
An inflammatory post on the Democrats’ X page Friday shared an image of the 37-year-old activist mom’s “last words,” falsely suggesting she was then immediately shot and called a “FU–-KIN B–CH” by ICE.
Conservative commentator Noah Rothman shared the post and ripped it as being “reckless” as it carelessly omitted other details surrounding the deadly incident.
Others commented on the head-scratching post, accusing liberals of wanting “us to be divided and hating one another.”
“It’s not reckless. It’s deliberate,” another person said.
One critic said: “They know exactly what they’re doing. Genuinely scary.”
“They know. They don’t care. They want more,” another raged.
New video released Friday filmed by ICE agent Jonathan Ross showed the heated interaction between Good and her wife, Rebecca, in the lead-up to the fatal shooting.
The footage showed Rebecca outside the plum-colored Honda Pilot while Good remained in the driver’s seat of the car.
As Ross records the interaction, Good says to him, “That’s fine dude, I’m not mad at you” before her spouse starts taunting the federal officer.
As another agent ordered Good out of the car, Rebecca can be heard urging her wife to “drive, baby, drive” before she peeled off and clipped Ross, prompting him to open fire.
An unknown male can then be heard saying, “f–king b–ch.”
A video taken in the aftermath of the shooting Wednesday showed Rebecca sobbing as she cried, “It’s my fault.”
