ICE agent's video gives dramatic new perspective on Minnesota shooting of Renee Good - The Mirror

The video, captured by the ICE agent himself, shows the moments leading up to the incident in detail, from his perspective.

Renee Good was visibly turning her steering wheel to drive around an ICE agent before he shot her three times and called her a "f***ing b**ch", newly released footage shows.

The video, captured by the ICE agent himself, shows the moments leading up to the incident in detail, from his perspective.

Her car is shown partially blocking the road as the agent steps out of his vehicle and walks around her car, capturing her face and licence plate.

As he films her, she says: "That's fine, dude. I'm not mad at you." Another person, thought to be Ms Good's partner, is seen approaching the officer, filming him on her phone.

"We don't change our plates every morning," she's shown saying to the offficer. "They'll still be the same plates when you come talk to us later. That's fine. US citizen and former f***ing veteran. Former Navy veteran, you want to come at us?"

As he walks around the car the first time, Ms Good is shown reversing to allow cars to pass by.

The person outside the car then says: "I say you go get yourselves some lunch, big boy."

By this point, other officers have approached the car from the far side, demanding Ms Good "get out of the car. Get out of the f***ing car."

Ms Good can clearly be seen at this point turning her steering wheel to the right in order to drive her car around the officer in front. After this the camera is pointed away as the officer makes a "whoa" sound. Then three shots are heard. As her car speeds towards parked cars, the officer is heard saying: "F***ing b**ch."

The newly released footage, published by online news site Alpha News, contradicts many of the claims made about the incident by the White House - as well as giving context to the events.

It confirms the suggestiong Ms Good was parked across the road in order to impede the work of ICE agents. But at no point is she or the other person aggressive.

Crucially the footage shows Ms Good was not deliberately trying to run the officer over - and moreover, that she was attempting to steer around him.

Within minutes of the footage being published, US Vice President JD Vance claimed it backed up his claim that she was deliberately trying to injure the officer when he shot her.

He wrote: "What the press has done in lying about this innocent law enforcement officer is disgusting. You should all be ashamed of yourselves."