Bystander films the crying wife of Minneapolis woman shot dead by ICE

[SunSeeker]

The 1-minute video at the link is hard to watch. It is the woman and the dog who were in the car with victim. The woman, in shock and crying, is sitting on the sidewalk near the victim's crashed car. She identifies herself as the victim's wife to a bystander who is filming the aftermath of the shooting. The victim's car can be seen in the background. The woman says she doesn't know what to do, that they have no family nearby as they are new to the area, and that they have a 6 year old child who is at school.


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/video-3582471/Bystander-films-crying-wife-Minneapolis-woman-shot-dead-ICE.html

[UTUSN]

1. ...

[tishaLA]

2. JFC that video was like torture.

I can't even imagine the pain that woman is going through -- and prayers for her daughter, as well.

[SunSeeker]

3. I hope someone sees that and helps her. She doesn't even have a car to pick up her child from school.

ICE killed her wife and totalled their car.

[Blues Heron]

4. Full vid is on reddit

https://www.reddit.com/r/law/comments/1q6u8s5/full_video_post_shooting_where_ice_agents_perform/

[SunSeeker]

7. Yes, that full video shows a doctor trying to check on the victim and ICE refusing to let him near her.

It is just horrific.

[Irish_Dem]

27. ICE said they don't care to the doctor.

[SunSeeker]

28. For once, they told the truth. nt

[Cha]

5. Ohh... I'm just crying reading it..

so Mahalo for telling us about it. 🌸🕯️🕊️💜

I just know Minneapolis is going to help her and their son and dog.

[SunSeeker]

9. I hope so Cha. This has me so upset.

[Cha]

15. I know, SunSeeker... It's so

Unbearably heartbreaking. 💔 It's affecting us all in the most profound way.

[John1956PA]

6. That one minute if snippets is from a much longer video.

The gentleman who recorded the video did an excellent job narrating it and keeping shocking scenes out of view. The link to the video as it appeared on Facebook was posted on DU this morning. At the end, the victim is seen (covered with a fabric) being carried down the sidewalk on a stretcher.

[SunSeeker]

11. It's not a stretcher. ICE didn't let EMTs bring in a stretcher, nor let the ambulance come to the car.

The EMTs were forced to carry her down the sidewalk, as one witness described, "like a sack of potatoes."

[Luciferous]

8. I wish instead of filming her they went

over to comfort her and offer assistance.

[Blues Heron]

10. Yeah, like bring her into the house where it's warm etc.

[SunSeeker]

13. I don't think the woman wanted to lose sight of her wife, I know I wouldn't.

Plus she mentioned she needed the dog's leash, which was still in the car, but ICE wasn't letting anyone near the car.

[canetoad]

12. The only thing I can hope is

That a first rate, nationally known lawyer takes her case pro bono and keeps this in the headlines for years to come.

[SunSeeker]

14. Her wife, parents and child have a strong wrongful death case against ICE. nt

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[spooky3]

16. I'm not sure whether people should trust Daily Mail. Other reports said

There was no one in the car but the shooting victim, and that her child is now an orphan, because her husband died in 2023.

[SunSeeker]

17. You saying the woman in the video is lying?

The full video is on reddit, posted up the thread.

[spooky3]

18. No. Reread my post. And note that the Daily Mail is not a reliable source. Nt

[SunSeeker]

19. Reread my OP. I posted it for the video, not for anything the Daily Mail is saying.

My summary of the video is my own wording, from personally watching the video; it is not the Daily Mail's words. Here is the full video, from reddit:

https://www.reddit.com/r/law/comments/1q6u8s5/full_video_post_shooting_where_ice_agents_perform/

It is not clear when the woman and dog exited the car. But Scripps News, a trusted news source, says, "Good was shot in the head in front of a family member in a snowy residential neighborhood south of downtown Minneapolis." https://www.democraticunderground.com/100220919205

Also, the victim could have been married to a man and after his death married a woman. It happens.

[questionseverything]

22. I have watched several videos, several times and have never seen anyone exit the car

Maybe the deceased driver was going to pick up the wife and the trouble starts before she can get in?

[SunSeeker]

23. No, they were driving home together after taking her 6 year old to school.

Per AP:

Her ex-husband, who asked not to be named out of concern for the safety of their children, said Good had just dropped off her 6-year-old son at school Wednesday and was driving home with her current partner when they encountered a group of ICE agents on a snowy street in Minneapolis, where they had moved last year from Kansas City, Missouri.

https://apnews.com/article/ice-shooting-minneapolis-minnesota-9aa822670b705c89906f2c699f1d16c5


I recall hearing one of the bystanders yelling, "You killed my neighbor!" at ICE after the shooting. I think she came upon the ICE vehicles blocking her street and could not go further to get to her home. Probably at that point her partner and their dog exited the vehicle to walk the rest of the way while she stayed in the car to figure out where to move her car, or wait until ICE moved, which they appeared to be doing. But in the video in the OP, the bystander notes her wife is covered in blood, so maybe she did not get out until the vehicle crashed, or , she ran to her after the crash and got covered in blood then. I notice only the driver's side airbag deployed. That would indicate there was nobody sitting in the passenger seat at the time of crash, otherwise both airbags would have deployed.

Regardless, she was just trying to park at her house. But, ICE thought she was a protester blocking the road and got a hard on to arrest her. That's when ICE in the silver pickup stopped instead of going around her, unlike the other ICE vehicles which simply drove around her and left. The ICE guys in the pickup demanded she get out of her car, and you know the rest.

[WhiskeyGrinder]

24. The person crying in the video is seen in other videos *outside* the car shooting video before Good was shot.

The ex-husband wasn't even there; I find it odd that the AP would go with that hearsay.

[SunSeeker]

25. That's why I think the wife and dog left the vehicle when they realized ICE was blocking their street.

The wife watched it all go down from the sidewalk. In the OP video, it sounds like the wife, in between sobs, mentions dropping off the 6 year old at school.

[John1956PA]

34. The neighbor who was the narrator in a streaming Facebook video . . .

. . . stated the wife had blood and brain matter on her face. I think she was in the vehicle when the killer opened fire.

[malaise]

26. She was married twice

Has three kids. Her ex husband and father of her preteens had nice things to say about her.

[sheshe2]

20. I think my heart broke today.

I don't know how any of us can survive what they are doing to us.

I am crying.

[SunSeeker]

21. Mine too. I just can't get over the cruelty. nt

[berniesandersmittens]

29. This cannot continue

They're killing us. Having trouble putting into words of how I feel today.

Heartbroken is close. I keep trying catching my breath

[sheshe2]

30. Yup, I hear you, bsm.

[markie]

31. horrific loss

[hamsterjill]

32. Gut wrenching.

Not to sound unsympathetic, because I've been a basket case since yesterday, but just to point out the obvious element to this video:

ICE doesn't even detain the woman who was in the passenger seat? She's a witness if nothing else. They don't come to her to see if she's injured, they don't interact with her at all, they don't care that she left the vehicle and could have left the scene. This is certainly not law enforcement in action.

They were interested in keeping everyone, including the person who identified as a physician, AWAY and one has to wonder why. Are they trying to manipulate the crime scene? If I hear that drugs were found in the vehicle, or so other similarly preposterous crap from them, I'm going to remember this part.

My sincere condolences to Ms. Good's wife and family and her dog who is, obviously, part of that family.

[MustLoveBeagles]

33. I feel sorry for the victims family