Renee Nicole Good had just dropped off her six-year-old son at school when she encountered ICE agents, one of whom later shot her point-blank in Minneapolis, according to her ex-husband.
Good’s former partner, who asked not to be named for the safety of their kids, told The Associated Press that the 37-year-old mother was on her way home from a school drop-off when she had a tragic encounter with immigration agents. She left behind three kids, a daughter and a son aged 15 and 12 from her first marriage, and a six-year-old son from her second marriage.
Good died on Wednesday after an ICE agent shot her multiple times. Trump administration officials swiftly sought to portray her as a domestic terrorist who was killed for trying to run over federal agents with her car, but her ex-husband knew a different side of the story.
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