{"id":29595,"date":"2026-01-09T20:57:00","date_gmt":"2026-01-09T20:57:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/cndailynews.store\/?p=29595"},"modified":"2026-01-09T20:57:00","modified_gmt":"2026-01-09T20:57:00","slug":"wife-of-renee-good-blames-herself-for-ice-shooting","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/cndailynews.store\/?p=29595","title":{"rendered":"Wife Of Renee Good Blames Herself For ICE Shooting"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on Tuesday described the fatal shooting of a Minneapolis woman by federal agents as an \u201cact of domestic terrorism,\u201d alleging the woman had been \u201cstalking, impeding, and blocking\u201d Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers for hours before the incident.<\/p>\n

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Video recorded at the scene shows the woman\u2019s wife, Rebecca Brown Good, visibly distressed in the moments after the shooting. In the footage, she says she encouraged her wife, Renee Good, to go to the location where ICE agents were operating.<\/p>\n

In the video, taken by BIGSLEEZ YUP, she can be heard saying, \u201cI made her come down here. It\u2019s my fault.\u201d<\/p>\n

Noem and President Donald Trump have described Good as a \u201cprofessional agitator\u201d intent on harming federal agents, a characterization that her family disputes.<\/p>\n

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Renee Good\u2019s mother, Donna Ganger, told the Minneapolis Star Tribune that her daughter \u201cwould never have been part of anything like that,\u201d describing her as compassionate and nonconfrontational.<\/p>\n

Renee Good had ties to an organized anti-ICE network in Minneapolis that trains participants to monitor and interfere with federal immigration enforcement operations, according to\u00a0a report by the New York Post<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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The outlet reported that Good was involved with a group known as ICE Watch, a loosely organized network focused on documenting and disrupting Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in the city. Similar ICE Watch\u2013style networks have formed in other parts of the country and have previously been linked to confrontations with federal agents, including incidents involving vehicles used to block or strike officers.<\/p>\n

According to the Post, Good became connected to the group through her son\u2019s charter school, Southside Family Charter School, which promotes a social justice\u2013oriented curriculum and encourages political activism. Multiple sources told the outlet that Good received training on how to engage with ICE officers during enforcement operations.<\/p>\n

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A woman identified as Leesa told the Post at a vigil held at the shooting site that Good was a \u201cwarrior.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cShe was trained against these ICE agents,\u201d Leesa said. \u201cTo listen to commands, to know your rights, to whistle when you see an ICE agent.\u201d<\/p>\n

Another vigil attendee informed the Post that Good was part of a coordinated \u201cICE Watch\u201d team, and that members regularly spent time together outside of enforcement actions.<\/p>\n

Southside Family Charter School\u2019s website states that it offers \u201can academically challenging, socially conscious education\u201d and describes its curriculum as centered on social justice.<\/p>\n

The shooting occurred after a vehicle driven by Good allegedly moved toward agents, leading to what DHS describes as a shooting in \u201cself-defense.\u201d<\/p>\n

Video circulating online shows an ICE officer approaching a stopped SUV and attempting to open the driver\u2019s door before the vehicle moves forward. Another officer, positioned in front of the vehicle, then fires multiple shots at close range.<\/p>\n

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First Alert 4 in St. Louis confirmed with the Missouri Department of Revenue that the Missouri license plate on the red Honda Pilot driven by Renee Good was registered to two people in Kansas City.<\/p>\n

Former neighbors told local media outlets that Good and her wife relocated multiple times over the past year, including a reported move to Canada following the 2024 presidential election, before later settling in Minneapolis.<\/p>\n

Renee Nicole Macklin Good was previously married to Timothy Macklin Jr., a comedian who died in May 2023, according to an obituary reviewed by Fox News.<\/p>\n

Prior to the tragic incident, the couple operated B. Good Handywork LLC, a household repair business that was incorporated in early 2024.<\/p>\n

According to business filings in Missouri, B. Good Handywork LLC was formally established by Rebecca Brown Good in 2024. Corporate records indicate that both Rebecca Brown Good and Renee Nicole Macklin Good serve as managers of the company.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n