Surveillance footage shows immigration activist blocking road before fatal ICE shooting

Renee Nicole Good allegedly harassed federal agents before the
confrontation that Trump administration called an act of domestic
terrorism 

Surveillance video footage captured moments before Renee Nicole Good was
fatally shot by a federal law enforcement officer shows her parking her
vehicle in the middle of a road for several minutes before the fatal
confrontation. 

Footage obtained by the Daily Mail shows the vehicle stopping to let out
a passenger on the right side of a residential road as U.S. Immigration
and Customs Enforcement officers were conducting an enforcement
operation in the area off camera. 

The vehicle is then seen being turned perpendicular and appearing to
block the roadway. 

Minutes later, ICE agents walked up to the Honda Pilot before Good
allegedly drove toward the agents and she was fatally shot. 

The Trump administration has painted the incident as an act of domestic
terrorism. 

Marcos Charles, the acting executive associate for ICE's office of
Enforcement and Removal Operations, said Good had been harassing law
enforcement vehicles earlier in the day and fled from authorities. 

"Our agents lost her at a red light. She then turned back around, went
to that area, and continued to harass and impede the enforcement actions
of our officers there on that street by blocking them, using her vehicle
to block our vehicles, to use her vehicle basically as a barrier across
the street, the public roadway, and impede our officers," he said during
a Thursday appearance on "The Will Cain Show." 

"Officers were trying to get around her. Every time they would try to go
either in front of the vehicle or behind the vehicle, she would then
reverse or go forward trying to hit our other vehicles," Charles added.
"She was trying to get in the way of our other vehicles, whether it be
hitting them or to stop them from proceeding forward." 

Just before the shooting, the agents wanted to pull Good out of her
vehicle to make an arrest, Charles said. 

Critics of ICE and the Trump administration have said federal agents
enforcing immigration law have gone rogue and are sowing chaos in cities
in which they operate. 

Good, a 37-year-old mother of three, worked as a Minneapolis-based
immigration activist serving as a member of "ICE Watch," federal sources
told Fox News. 

The group aims to monitor, track, interfere and oppose ongoing federal
immigration enforcement operations, Homeland Security sources said. The
group is present in multiple sanctuary cities across the country. 

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