Renee Good was shot three times, autopsy into Minneapolis killing finds

A private autopsy revealed that Renee Good, an unarmed woman killed by a federal immigration officer in Minneapolis on January 7th, was shot three times. The preliminary autopsy, commissioned by Good's family, found gunshot wounds to her forearm, breast, and head. While the first two wounds were not immediately life-threatening, the head wound proved fatal. The findings align with initial incident reports. The shooting has sparked controversy, with the Trump administration claiming the officer acted in self-defense, while video evidence suggests Good was driving away. State officials are critical of the FBI inquiry and the focus on Good's widow and Democratic leaders, while the Justice Department has stated that available video evidence "cleared" the officer.

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