Put your glasses on and watch this on a large screen. I slowed the video down to the slowest speed possible. The clip is played twice.
At the beginning of the video, you can’t see the ICE agent who fired his weapon. One agent approaches Renee Good’s driver’s door. Her window is down. He places his hand on her vehicle and, according to news reports and released video, gives a lawful verbal order for her to get out of the car, shouting for her to exit the vehicle.
Despite that, Good puts the SUV in reverse and begins backing up. The agent remains at the window with his hand on the vehicle, continuing to try to stop her. She reverses anyway.
Before she starts backing up, notice her front left tire is turned left. As she continues reversing, she straightens the wheel and the orientation of the vehicle changes. It is at this moment that the ICE agent who fires his weapon first comes into view at the front of the vehicle. Good aims her vehicle directly at him.
The agent on the left side of her car is still at her window with his hand on the vehicle, telling her to stop. The SUV then shifts from reverse to forward motion. As the vehicle drives at the ICE agent, he quickly draws his firearm. The first shot hits the windshield.
Democrats expect law enforcement to let vehicles run into officers instead of stopping a threat. Their alternative is a high-speed chase on icy streets, endangering everyone else.
Even though Renee Good could have stopped at several points during the encounter before the ICE agent pulled his firearm, she did not. Instead, she continued moving the vehicle — including reversing and then steering the SUV in the direction of the agent — and then drove toward him, while her partner was heard yelling, “Drive, baby, drive.”
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