Whistleblower Doxes over 4000 ICE agents

[BrightShinyGirl]

When the Somalis come for you, will you call the cops?

The Somalis aren’t coming for me.

 

[HisArpy]

Once again you completely misconstrued what I said.

If she were there peacefully protesting on foot she would still be alive. Instead she CHOSE to be behind the wheel of a 4000 pound leathal weapon. When she pointed the car at the officer and stomped the accelerator, she pulled the trigger.

It wasn't murder. It was justifiable homocide.

It was suicide by cop.

 

[BrightShinyGirl]

You are a liar. She is dead because she thought she wanted to virtue signal. Now, she is dead and the Somalis never missed a meal. This is an evil, demonic post to make.

Renee Good stopped to watch a protest against ICE and crossed paths with an agent who overreacted to being called fat.

 

[schism666]

doofy bitches

 

[schism666]

It was suicide by cop.

derp.

 

[HisArpy]

She was going home from dropping off her kid at school. She lived in the neighborhood.
Besides peaceful protest is legal as is driving on city streets.
You don’t get to shoot people just because you think they are a “ fucking bitch”

She attended a training camp for people to learn how to obstruct ICE. There are videos of her attempting to do so in other locations all day prior to her death.

Whatever media you've been listening to, is LYING to you.

 

[BrightShinyGirl]

It was suicide by cop.

Renee Good tried to deescalate a confrontation with an angry man. She tried to talk him down and move away.

 

[Noor]

We have the spontaneous utterances of her 'wife' after the fact. We know that she moved from CO to MN to participate in 'protests' and we know that she had been following the ICE officials around for 4 hours before the fatal event. We know that she was ordered out of he vehicle to be arrested and we know that she refused to obey the lawful order and accelerated to avoid arrest with another agent in front of her vehicle and THAT is defined as assault with a deadly weapon. No murder took place.

They had no right to arrest her without a warrant at all.

Under federal immigration law (INA §287), ICE officers may make a warrantless arrest if both of these are true:

1. They have reason to believe the person is in the U.S. in violation of immigration law and
2. They believe the person is likely to escape before a warrant can be obtained

They should do their job, go after people they have actual real warrants for and get rid of illegals.
Instead they are harassing and injuring us citizens.
I’ve seen them in action, and I suspect you have not.
I’ve not seen them arrest one Somali so far. The big fraud was discovered years ago and most of them are active people involved have already been tried and convicted. Ice has always had a presence here, like most places and until recently stuck to their actual job of enforcing immigration warrants signed by federal judges.
There are 80,000 Somalis here, a percentage sre criminals just like a percentage of any population are, but most of them are legal active working members of the twin cities.
Ice is racially profiling, picking of native Americans, Hispanics, se Asians, basically those who has brown skin and/ir black hair.
They are stopping random people to ask about their immigration status. That is not legal. They are grabbing people out of their homes and businesses just because they look a certain way. They also block off our streets, fly their damn helicopters in the early am hours, and walk around being bullies and trying to intimidate people particularly women,child, native anmericans and immigrants.
I watch them in action in Chicago and they were annoying but no where near as awful as they are being in Minnesota.
People have a right to protest, they have the freedom to drive on the streets, walk on the sidewalks and be free as long as they aren’t breaking any laws. Ice and the current administration may not like it, but freedom is a constitutional right.

 

[Noor]

She attended a training camp for people to learn how to obstruct ICE. There are videos of her attempting to do so in other locations all day prior to her death.

Whatever media you've been listening to, is LYING to you.

So what? People have a right to protest. You don’t get to shoot them.
I live here. I don’t have to listen to whatever media you listen to.

 

[schism666]

Renee Good tried to deescalate a confrontation with an angry man. She tried to talk him down and move away.

that was extremely obvious but the meathead couldn't let it go and his ego and poor skills caused her death.

 

[Bray123]

Whoever said that people can lawfully be shot for driving away from an ICE stop is lying to everyone. But we know that the judges are afraid of being imprisoned for ruling against the pedophile dictator, so there will in all probability be no repercussions.

Yes, the wheels of the car were pointing away from the shooter.
Yes, the shots were fired through the side window, indicating (as shown by multiple videos) that the shooter was at the side of the car.

 

[BrightShinyGirl]

We have the spontaneous utterances of her 'wife' after the fact. We know that she moved from CO to MN to participate in 'protests' and we know that she had been following the ICE officials around for 4 hours before the fatal event. We know that she was ordered out of he vehicle to be arrested and we know that she refused to obey the lawful order and accelerated to avoid arrest with another agent in front of her vehicle and THAT is defined as assault with a deadly weapon. No murder took place.

Renee Good moved to Minneapolis last summer, long before ICE targeted the city. She hadn’t been following ICE for “4 hours” that morning. She just dropped her son off at school and had her dog in the car.

 

[schism666]

https://www.facebook.com/reel/3071377156385166/?mibextid=9drbnH

 

[HisArpy]

So what? People have a right to protest. You don’t get to shoot them.
I live here. I don’t have to listen to whatever media you listen to.

People have a right to PEACEFULLY protest. They don't have a right to get violent or assault the cops. When that happens, the cops DO have the authority to defend themselves.

Renee Good was not there to peacefully protest. She was there to obstruct ICE. There are videos of her doing it all day prior to the shooting. This means that whoever told you that she was just dropping her kid off at school and was going home LIED TO YOU and you believed them.

Now, rather than admitting that you should not be trusting that source of information, you're justifying it by burying your head in the sand and blaming everyone else. And I get it. It's really hard to examine what you've done and try to figure out where you went wrong and why. Honesty, however, compels us to do that because if we don't then we're lying to ourselves for someone else's benefit. I am slave to no man, I would prefer you to not be one either.

 

[BrightShinyGirl]

People have a right to PEACEFULLY protest. They don't have a right to get violent or assault the cops. When that happens, the cops DO have the authority to defend themselves.

Renee Good was not there to peacefully protest. She was there to obstruct ICE. There are videos of her doing it all day prior to the shooting. This means that whoever told you that she was just dropping her kid off at school and was going home LIED TO YOU and you believed them.

Now, rather than admitting that you should not be trusting that source of information, you're justifying it by burying your head in the sand and blaming everyone else. And I get it. It's really hard to examine what you've done and try to figure out where you went wrong and why. Honesty, however, compels us to do that because if we don't then we're lying to ourselves for someone else's benefit. I am slave to no man, I would prefer you to not be one either.

I dunno about you, since you're obviously a klutzy kind of idjit, but almost anyone can squeeze the trigger when sprawled over the hood of a car that just hit them without needing the training Fed law enforcement gets.

You not understanding this simple and obvious fact is why you're an idjit.

You thought Officer Ross shot Renee Good while sprawled on the hood of her car. You’ve consistently misrepresented what happened that morning.

 

[SgtSpiderMan]

I can't tell if you are stupid or just a troll. I'm leaning towards troll. Is she the first death attributed to TDS?

Yet here you are trolling to avoid answering a simple question. Likely because you don’t want your hypocrisy exposed by the answer.

 

[eric_erosfan]

https://www.facebook.com/reel/3071377156385166/?mibextid=9drbnH

Oh that is fucking awesome. Lol.

 

[Rotadom]

People have a right to PEACEFULLY protest. They don't have a right to get violent or assault the cops. When that happens, the cops DO have the authority to defend themselves.

Renee Good was not there to peacefully protest. She was there to obstruct ICE. There are videos of her doing it all day prior to the shooting. This means that whoever told you that she was just dropping her kid off at school and was going home LIED TO YOU and you believed them.

Now, rather than admitting that you should not be trusting that source of information, you're justifying it by burying your head in the sand and blaming everyone else. And I get it. It's really hard to examine what you've done and try to figure out where you went wrong and why. Honesty, however, compels us to do that because if we don't then we're lying to ourselves for someone else's benefit. I am slave to no man, I would prefer you to not be one either.

None of this is playing and that's the reason that your MAGAt friends are not here to die on your dumb hill.

 

[HisArpy]

You thought Officer Ross shot Renee Good while sprawled on the hood of her car. You’ve consistently misrepresented what happened that morning.

The video shows what happened. She nailed him with the corner of her car. He had no choice at that point because she proved by her actions that she is willing to kill with that car.

Your argument is essentially that if the cops see someone walking down the street shooting people with a shotgun, they shouldn't do anything because he's not shooting at them.

That's really stupid but it's all I can expect from someone who believes the nonsense you spout.

 

[HisArpy]

None of this is playing and that's the reason that your MAGAt friends are not here to die on your dumb hill.

I don't need a crowd of people around me to stand on my own 2 feet and speak my mind.

It seems you do. Which says a LOT about you and your level of self confidence.

 

[jhenry922]

https://www.rawstory.com/ice-agents...ueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=bluesky

All these ice agents at some point in the future is going to have this information about their past history come out. And then they're going to cry about oh I'm being treated unfairly I was just following orders. Yeah the Nuremberg trials lead rest to that bullshit, and you will be dealt with at some point whether by the court of public opinion or by the criminal justice system. They are still digging up people and their histories from the World War II Nazis and they are still looking for them, even though most of them by now are dead

 

[Noor]

People have a right to PEACEFULLY protest. They don't have a right to get violent or assault the cops. When that happens, the cops DO have the authority to defend themselves.

Renee Good was not there to peacefully protest. She was there to obstruct ICE. There are videos of her doing it all day prior to the shooting. This means that whoever told you that she was just dropping her kid off at school and was going home LIED TO YOU and you believed them.

Now, rather than admitting that you should not be trusting that source of information, you're justifying it by burying your head in the sand and blaming everyone else. And I get it. It's really hard to examine what you've done and try to figure out where you went wrong and why. Honesty, however, compels us to do that because if we don't then we're lying to ourselves for someone else's benefit. I am slave to no man, I would prefer you to not be one either.

Doesn’t matter what she did the day before, you still don’t get to shoot people for it.
Also, law-enforcement officers are not supposed to stand in front of cars and it is against the rules to shoot into cars. They can shoot out their tires.
He killed her and then called her a fucking bitch. Maybe agree on that she is dead and he shot her.
I don’t tell you what I think you’re doing, and since you really have no idea about me or what I’ve experienced, or my understanding of the law or how I actually feel beyond what I’ve written, you probably shouldn’t try and assume what I’m doing because you have no idea
We’ve had six federal prosecutors resigned yesterday over this case, because according to them, the federal government wanted to do something that they did not feel was legal or ethical. I don’t think this case is that cut and dry on the side of ice.

Assuming actions and intent to a specific event because of other things, people are doing in their lives like training to protest and obstruct ice seems unreasonable.

 

[BrightShinyGirl]

The video shows what happened. She nailed him with the corner of her car. He had no choice at that point because she proved by her actions that she is willing to kill with that car.

Your argument is essentially that if the cops see someone walking down the street shooting people with a shotgun, they shouldn't do anything because he's not shooting at them.

That's really stupid but it's all I can expect from someone who believes the nonsense you spout.

Renee Good didn’t “nail” Officer Ross with the corner of her car. He shot through her windshield as soon as she started moving forward, then stepped aside and fired two more shots through the open window into her face. We don’t even know if the first shot struck her.

Officer Ross’s actions caused Good’s car to careen out of control and race down the street until it struck a parked car.

Officer Ross’s actions were both stupid and dangerous. In addition to killing an innocent woman, he needlessly endangered bystanders.

 

[HisArpy]

Doesn’t matter what she did the day before, you still don’t get to shoot people for it.

She was doing it that morning. Right up until she crossed the line and rammed the ICE cop.

I support her right to protest. I don't support the idea that protest includes violence or breaking the law. I wish you felt the same.

Also, law-enforcement officers are not supposed to stand in front of cars and it is against the rules to shoot into cars. They can shoot out their tires.
He killed her and then called her a fucking bitch. Maybe agree on that she is dead and he shot her.

1. It's not against the rules to stand in front of a car. That's just ridiculous to say.
2. It's not against the rules to shoot into cars. That's even more ridiculous.
3. You shoot to stop the threat. Shooting other things leads to stray bullets going where they shouldn't and innocent bystanders getting hurt or killed. Imagine here if the cop tried to shoot out the tires and the bullets skipped off the pavement and went into the crowd of protesters. Not 1 bullet from 1 cop, all the cops and all the bullets, dozens of them ricocheting off the pavement and into the people down the street. Now imagine that the cops with all their bullets flying everywhere did manage to shoot the tires and the car suddenly skidded out of control into that same group of protesters. How much carnage and mayhem are you going to support so that someone doesn't have to be held responsible for what she did?
4. Adrenaline makes you do/say all kinds of things. This isn't an excuse, it's a reality. Those who have been there understand this. Those who haven't but who are emotionally invested try to use this as leverage to insinuate foul deeds.

5. This is the most important one: If Renee Good had been innocent and had submitted, she'd have been arrested and taken to jail. From there she'd have her day in court where she could explain everything from her perspective and the law would have decided if she did something wrong or not. If she hadn't done anything wrong she could have sued for false arrest. She didn't and isn't alive today because of it. Moral of the story, when the cops order you to do something you do it. You don't have to like it, just do it. What you cannot do is take justice into your own hands.

I don’t tell you what I think you’re doing, and since you really have no idea about me or what I’ve experienced, or my understanding of the law or how I actually feel beyond what I’ve written, you probably shouldn’t try and assume what I’m doing because you have no idea

I can only speak to the words of yours that you post and what I have seen in the videos and know from my own experiences. As someone who has spent a career listening to people try to deny what's really happening, it becomes easy to spot. Ask any school teacher, they'll tell you the same thing.

We’ve had six federal prosecutors resigned yesterday over this case, because according to them, the federal government wanted to do something that they did not feel was legal or ethical. I don’t think this case is that cut and dry on the side of ice.

No. They resigned because they petitioned their supervisors at the DOJ to let them initiate an investigation against the ICE agent and that petition was rejected. It was rejected because the FBI is already investigating what happened and LAWYERS aren't investigators.

That they resigned shows their true motives behind their petition. That the media has portrayed it as something else also shows motive and intent.

Assuming actions and intent to a specific event because of other things, people are doing in their lives like training to protest and obstruct ice seems unreasonable.

What about doctors, nurses, lawyers, plumbers, and all the rest and the training they get? Can we not assume that the doctor is there because he intends to help you? Why can't we assume the same for someone who, by virtue of the things she's been doing, is there to obstruct ICE?

 

[Rotadom]

I don't need a crowd of people around me to stand on my own 2 feet and speak my mind.

It seems you do. Which says a LOT about you and your level of self confidence.

Me pointing out that you're the only spewing these ridiculous theories has nothing to do with my self confidence.