Breaking: Woman shot while trying to kill ICE agents in Minnesota

[XponentialChaos]

Oh the same caliber of experts who declared Crackhead Hunter's laptop was Russian misinformation and did not exist?

Here you go.

A third officer, who had been out of the way on the passenger side of the car then walks around the Honda’s hood, stands just in front of the driver and appears to be holding his phone up like he’s filming.

“Why would he do that? Why would he put himself in a more dangerous position than he was already in?” asked Geoffrey P. Alpert, an expert on policing at the University of South Carolina, who called it “absurd” for an officer to use his body to try to block a 4,000-pound SUV.

Darrel W. Stephens, former chief of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department, also pointed to this moment as the baffling first step in a series of questionable actions that most police departments have discouraged for years. As a police chief, he prohibited officers from standing in front of cars in the early 1990s.

“I can’t explain why he would stand there and place himself in front of the car,” Stephens said. “That’s a dangerous decision to make.”

'That’s a dangerous decision to make': policing experts baffled by ICE officer stepping in front of moving SUV before opening fire | Fortune

fortune.com

Administration officials have defended the ICE officer who shot Good as she pulled away in her SUV, saying multiple videos of the incident show that he acted in self-defense. But several former law enforcement officials who reviewed the footage and spoke to The Washington Post faulted the officer’s actions.

They said the officer — identified through court records as Jonathan Ross, an employee of the agency’s Enforcement and Removal Operations division — placed himself at needless risk, escalated the situation and went against best law enforcement practices during the incident. Law enforcement officers should not position themselves in front of vehicles, and they need to try to de-escalate confrontations and must generally avoid shooting into moving vehicles, these officials said.

“It was really an unnecessary shooting,” said Dennis Kenney, a former Florida police officer and a professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York. “If you’ve got time to shoot, you’ve got time to get out of the way, which we saw in this case. The guy was clearly able to avoid being impacted by the car.”

https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2026/01/10/minneapolis-shooting-ice-officers-training-policies/

 

[Delldude]

Cars need space to accelerate to lethal speeds. They’re not being killed from cars that are at a complete stop from 1 foot away.

Even law enforcement experts are saying that this guy didn’t respond appropriately.

Lethal speed?

A mass moving one foot still has the energy of the entire weight of that mass, and against the body of a human can result in death.

Law enforcement exspurts......for every one crowing your position you can find another disagreeing.

 

[Darlo kittu]

Life is cheap in america. Pissing off officers should not be a death sentence.
They knew who she was and where she lived. They could easily have picked her up later.
But state sanctioned executions are the order of the day under trump.

It was not the reason.

A third officer, who had been out of the way on the passenger side of the car then walks around the Honda’s hood, stands just in front of the driver and appears to be holding his phone up like he’s filming.

“Why would he do that? Why would he put himself in a more dangerous position than he was already in?” asked Geoffrey P. Alpert, an expert on policing at the University of South Carolina, who called it “absurd” for an officer to use his body to try to block a 4,000-pound SUV.

Darrel W. Stephens, former chief of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department, also pointed to this moment as the baffling first step in a series of questionable actions that most police departments have discouraged for years. As a police chief, he prohibited officers from standing in front of cars in the early 1990s.

“I can’t explain why he would stand there and place himself in front of the car,” Stephens said. “That’s a dangerous decision to make.”

'That’s a dangerous decision to make': policing experts baffled by ICE officer stepping in front of moving SUV before opening fire | Fortune

fortune.com

 

[Frankenstein]

No she sighed her own death warrant by try to run over a law enforcement officer

Yep we agree

 

[XponentialChaos]

Lethal speed?

A mass moving one foot still has the energy of the entire weight of that mass, and against the body of a human can result in death.

Law enforcement exspurts......for every one crowing your position you can find another disagreeing.

From that angle, he’s not getting killed. At worst, pushed out of the way. Or in this case, nudged.

Comparing this incident to all other casualties that result from vehicles is dishonest at best.

 

[Frankenstein]

Life is cheap in america. Pissing off officers should not be a death sentence.
They knew who she was and where she lived. They could easily have picked her up later.
But state sanctioned executions are the order of the day under trump.

Yeah you are full of shiite as usual, she wielded a 2 ton vehicle against him. enough to cause internal bleeding

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Oh my goodness, you just earned your participation trophy for attempting to play ping-pong in the Special Olympics.
Nice job Tommy.

Whats your point.This is an adults forum.

 

[XponentialChaos]

It was not the reason.

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Do you try leading violent mobs through barricaded parts of the Capital when your preferred candidate loses? I hear that sometimes doesn’t work out so well.

 

[Frankenstein]

From that angle, he’s not getting killed. At worst, pushed out of the way. Or in this case, nudged.

Comparing this incident to all other casualties that result from vehicles is dishonest at best.

You have no idea what could have happened what if he falls when struck, and she runs him over and drags him to his death. You would have said he deserved it and you know it

 

[progressive hunter]

From that angle, he’s not getting killed. At worst, pushed out of the way. Or in this case, nudged.

Comparing this incident to all other casualties that result from vehicles is dishonest at best.

thats more than enough to justify shooting her,,

 

[Bitterhook]

Whats your point.This is an adults forum.

Good point, and I have no idea what you are doing here, other than it provides a fair indication you'll do whatever you can to turn into a complete mess and accomplish nothing more than possibly endangering the wellbeing of others.

 

[Darlo kittu]

From that angle, he’s not getting killed. At worst, pushed out of the way. Or in this case, nudged.

Comparing this incident to all other casualties that result from vehicles is dishonest at best.

Still a felony and it was a legit shooting

 

[Frankenstein]

Good point, and I have no idea what you are doing here, other than it provides a fair indication you'll do whatever you can to turn into a complete mess and accomplish nothing more than possibly endangering the wellbeing of others.

Dudes a groomer ignore herm

 

[XponentialChaos]

You have no idea what could have happened what if he falls when struck, and she runs him over and drags him to his death. You would have said he deserved it and you know it

If he’s that concerned about that, then he should move out of the way.

Shooting her didn’t prevent him from getting nudged.

 

[XponentialChaos]

thats more than enough to justify shooting her,,

Police experts disagree. And the majority of Americans disagree.

 

[Darlo kittu]

Do you try leading violent mobs through barricaded parts of the Capital when your preferred candidate loses? I hear that sometimes doesn’t work out so well.

I do not concern myself in matters that do not concern me

Unlike you people I do not go though life looking for things to get offended over

 

[Ghost of a Rider]

The murderer.

It's convenient for the "murderer" that medical records are confidential? Why would you even ask for an injury report when you know they can't release it? For that matter, I don't recall ever reading about a specific hospital the injured was taken to on stories like this.

You're asking for evidence that is not available by law so you can maintain your allegation that he murdered the woman. If you're going to claim murder in any case, don't compound the stupidity with more stupidity.

 

[XponentialChaos]

Still a felony and it was a legit shooting

It definitely should have been severely punished, but she shouldn’t have been killed over it. Law enforcement experts don’t say it was legit.

 

[QuickHitCurepon]

Or she could have not blocked the road or got her ass out of the car when told

Or the ICE agents could have just gone around Good's vehicle, and none of this would have happened.

 

[XponentialChaos]

I do not concern myself in matters that do not concern me

Unlike you people I do not go though life looking for things to get offended over

Oh. You marked yourself safe from getting shot by ICE agents. I’m glad you’re also safe from idiotically getting shot while trying to lead a violent mob through a barricade to our elected officials.