Wife of Renee Good and a resident of Minneapolis, Minnesota. She was present when ICE agents fatally shot her wife during a federal immigration operation on January 7, 2026, and later spoke publicly about the shooting and their family.
Case
ICE officer Jonathan Ross fatally shot Renée Good, a U.S. citizen, in Minneapolis. DHS says she used her car as a weapon; Minneapolis and Minnesota officials say video shows no threat and call the self-defense account false.
Role at the time: Wife of Renée Good
Statement summary
Becca Good, Renée Good's wife, described the encounter with agents by contrasting the whistles the couple carried with the guns agents had, disputing any suggestion Good and her family posed a threat.
“We had whistles. They had guns.”
Becca Good disputes the threat implied by DHS's account by emphasizing the mismatch between what the couple was carrying and the agents' weapons, without independently arguing the shooting was reckless or unlawful.
Statement dates: January 9, 2026
Statement dates: January 9, 2026
Statement dates: January 9, 2026
