Renee Nicole Good seen blocking ICE agents just before fatal Minneapolis shooting

Newly surfaced video appears to show Renee Nicole Good blocking ICE agents with her SUV for more than three minutes before she was fatally shot during a Minneapolis immigration operation.

The 31/2-minute clip, posted on X Saturday, was shot from high up and shows Good’s vehicle stopped diagonally across the street, obstructing one lane of traffic.

Her horn blares continuously as she rocks side to side in the driver’s seat, behavior one X user described as “dancing.”

The video was filmed from across the street and captures the minutes before the fatal encounter, as federal agents slowly approach the SUV while bystanders yell and whistle nearby.

No agents are seen attempting to break into the vehicle during most of the clip.

The footage abruptly cuts off just as the shooting appears to occur, offering a limited view of the final seconds before gunfire erupted.

Some X users criticized Good for blocking ICE agents with her vehicle and said the deadly encounter left “no winners.”

Federal officials have said Good used her car as a weapon and endangered an ICE agent, prompting the deadly use of force.

The clip emerged as Vice President JD Vance defended Jonathan Ross, the ICE agent accused of killing Good, saying she “violated the law” and that the officer had every reason to fear for his life. Vance dismissed criticism from Democratic officials who labeled the shooting a murder.

The shooting remains under investigation as additional video continues to circulate and scrutiny of the moments leading up to the encounter intensifies.

This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.