Minneapolis, MN – The family of Renee Good, fatally shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent last week, is pursuing its own investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death, according to the family’s attorney. The incident, which occurred in Minneapolis, has left the family grappling with profound grief and navigating internal divisions.

Attorney Robert Stewart stated that the family is “really burdened by grief” following the shooting and is working to support one another through this difficult time. Despite experiencing disagreements on how to proceed, the family is uniting in their pursuit of answers regarding Renee Good’s death. Details surrounding the shooting remain limited, but ICE has confirmed that an agent discharged their weapon during an encounter with Good.

The ongoing investigation by ICE is separate from the family’s efforts. The family’s attorney indicated that they intend to gather their own evidence and explore all possible avenues to understand what led to the tragic event. The specific nature of the family’s investigation and the evidence they plan to collect were not detailed. The Minneapolis Police Department is also involved in reviewing the incident.

Renee Good’s death has sparked concern and calls for transparency regarding ICE’s operations and the use of force by its agents. The family’s independent investigation underscores their desire for a thorough and independent examination of the events leading up to the shooting, ensuring accountability and providing closure for those affected by this loss. Further updates are expected as both investigations progress.