Analysing Footage of Minneapolis ICE Shooting

[douglas9]

On Jan. 7 Renee Good, a 37-year-old mother of three, was shot and killed by a federal agent on Portland Avenue in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The incident was captured on several separate videos and spread rapidly on social media. The videos were soon accompanied by competing analysis and narratives as to what had happened.

Bellingcat looked at five videos filmed during the incident, including one apparently from the phone of Jonathan Ross, the ICE agent who shot and killed Good.

While each video alone provides valuable information, the five together provide a fuller picture of the situation as it unfolded.

Synced Overview
One of the ways to visualise the full incident was by tracking the movements of the key players on an overview map, which Bellingcat did shortly after the incident on Jan. 7.

Using eyewitness video shared by Daniel Suitor on Bluesky we tracked the movements of federal agents at the scene – including Ross as he moved around the street. The video also captured the position and movements of Good’s vehicle before, during and after the shots were fired.

https://www.bellingcat.com/news/2026/01/13/analysing-footage-of-minneapolis-ice-shooting/

[Attilatheblond]

1. Looking at where the bullet when thru her windsheilds, to the left of her center

it's easy to determine Ross was to the left, by the left fender and not in front of the car. If the shot had come from the front, the trajectory would have put that bullet passing well to the left of Renee Good's head.

To hit her head/face as it did, the bullet would not have come at a side angle if Ross was directly in front of the car.

Bullets don't make left turns.

[uppityperson]

2. Here's another from star-tribun

https://www.startribune.com/breaking-down-the-videos-a-close-examination-of-the-shooting-of-renee-good/601560158