Authorities release new information about the Renee Good case.

Tensions in Minneapolis escalated after the fatal shooting of Renee Good during an ICE enforcement encounter on January 7. ICE agent Jonathan Ross, who fired the shot, also sustained injuries, including internal bleeding, as reported by U.S. officials.

The incident occurred on a residential street when officers instructed Good to exit her Honda Pilot. Good allegedly tried to drive away, leading to contact between Ross and the vehicle. Federal officials claim Ross acted in self-defense, while the FBI is investigating the case.

Following the incident, fundraising efforts have surged for both parties. A GoFundMe for Ross has raised hundreds of thousands, while a campaign supporting Good’s family has exceeded $1 million. Concerns have been raised about federal ethics rules regarding agent donations.

Protests in Minneapolis have persisted as federal operations intensify. DHS reported another recent incident where a federal officer shot at a person’s leg during an arrest. A federal judge has ordered the Justice Department to respond to Minnesota’s request for a restraining order amidst ongoing unrest.