Federal authorities have released new video footage related to the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in Minneapolis.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security made the images public as large crowds continued to gather in the Twin Cities to protest both the shooting and the recent increase in immigration enforcement activity in the region.
Officials said the footage includes multiple camera angles that show key moments before and during the shooting. The video appears to capture the interaction between Good and immigration officers.
Thousands of people have assembled in Minneapolis and St. Paul in recent days. Demonstrators have marched through downtown streets and gathered near government buildings.
Federal officials have confirmed that the incident occurred during an operation linked to a broader surge of immigration enforcement in the Twin Cities.
The Trump administration announced increased deployment of immigration agents to several metropolitan areas, including Minneapolis–St. Paul.
Officials have stated that more information, including additional records and findings, may be made public as the inquiries progress.