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The use of lethal force by law enforcement and the criteria for its justification.
Video and multiple contemporaneous reports show Renee Good’s maroon SUV stopped in the middle of a snow‑covered residential street and then moved with its front wheels turned as she attempted to leave...
The public record includes a three-and-a-half‑minute bystander video released by the Department of Homeland Security that clearly captures Renee Nicole Good’s SUV with a horn sounding in the minutes b...
Synchronized, frame‑by‑frame analysis of multiple bystander videos showed a consistent visual timeline of the moments leading up to and immediately after the ’s shots: the SUV was stopped or moving sl...
Available reporting shows competing narratives: Department of Homeland Security and senior administration figures insist Renee Good obstructed ICE and used her vehicle as a weapon, while multiple news...
Video and multiple news reports show a man was shot by while subdued on the ground; official accounts that the man posed an immediate lethal threat are contested by visual evidence and eyewitness acco...
Available public video and multiple eyewitness affidavits published so far show was not holding a firearm in his hands at the moment federal agents shot him and that an agent is seen carrying a gun ta...
The fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good occurred during a Jan. 7 immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis when an ICE agent, identified in reporting as Jonathan Ross, fired into Good’s SUV, le...
President Barack Obama personally authorized the May 2011 raid that killed Osama bin Laden, directing the CIA and Special Operations forces to execute the operation after months of intelligence work a...