NYT: An analysis of footage from three camera angles shows that the motorist was driving away from — not toward — a federal officer when he opened fire.

The Washington Post reports:

Thousands of people in Minneapolis gathered for a candlelight vigil Wednesday evening to mourn and protest the killing of Renee Nicole Good, who was shot and killed by an ICE officer in the city hours earlier as she appeared to try to drive away in her vehicle during a raid.

Good, 37, was an award-winning poet, a mother of three and a movie lover, according to online records. She studied creative writing at Old Dominion University in Norfolk and won an Academy of American Poets Prize for undergraduate students in 2020.

“She had a good life, but a hard life,” her father, Tim Ganger, told The Washington Post on Wednesday evening. “She was a wonderful person.”

Good had a 15-year-old daughter and two sons, ages 12 and 6, her ex-husband told The Post. She was a U.S. citizen, according to a post on social media by Sen. Tina Smith (D-Minnesota), but federal authorities did not identify her by name or confirm her citizenship. Smith condemned the killing Wednesday and called for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to “leave Minnesota” immediately. Good did not appear to be the target of the ICE raid.

Good graduated from ODU with a degree in English in December 2020, the university’s president, Brian O. Hemphill, told The Post in a statement. “This is yet another clear example that fear and violence have sadly become commonplace in our nation,” he said, adding, “May Renee’s life be a reminder of what unites us: freedom, love, and peace.” [Continue reading…]