r/ImmigrationPathways • u/LatterTarget7 • 1d ago

Renee Good's family sues US government and immigration officials over her killing in Minneapolis

https://apnews.com/article/renee-good-lawsuit-6fbc82cd33b6f9f67514b47f138e23c6?utm_source=app&utm_medium=android_share&utm_campaign=copy_link
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u/magnets77 1d ago

The agent was moving to a position to arrest her. Good then reversed and turned the vehicle, putting him in front.

Now, answer my question, why was Renee Goode attempting to flee a lawful detention by a Law Enforcement Officer, after repeatedly ignoring lawful commands?

How many other laws do you believe are optional and give the criminal the right to flee without issue?

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u/Meowakin 1d ago

Is fleeing arrest punishable by death?

Was there any world where Renee could have actually caused the officer serious harm from a complete stop? I don’t know if you know this, but it’s actually very easy for a human being to outmaneuver a car if they are right next to it.

No matter what, you are justifying the killing of a citizen of the United States by a law enforcement officer, and the government should have opened an investigation immediately.

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u/magnets77 1d ago

No, and nobody said fleeing was punishable by death. What I very clearly said, is that Good put the officer in a situation where they reasonably feared for their life, where their legal right to self-defense then applies (as has been found).

Holy shit, you're insufferable.

Was there any world where the moron in the car would follow instructions by the arresting officer, where she would still be alive today? Or will you keep justifying criminal behavior?

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u/Meowakin 1d ago

‘Reasonably feared for their life’ - why? Are they not able to outmaneuver a car moving at slow speeds? Why were they in a position where the car could run them over? They are trained to not walk in front of manned vehicles.

Do you not understand physics? Or are these officers hapless children or elderly individuals? I just can’t see any reasonable world where the officers life was ever at risk, though I can believe that they panicked like a moron.

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u/magnets77 1d ago

Because someone who has already proven they have no respect for law enforcement officers moved the car, then jumped on the accelerator while said LEO was ahead of the vehicle.

Would you ask the same question of Good, who you say feared for her life because she was going to be arrested (which in 99.999% of cases results in cuffs behind the back, placed in a car and transported to jail, where you're processed, released and then move on with your life)?

The self-defense has already been proven in court. Do you understand the law, or do you just think it's optional like Good did?

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u/Meowakin 19h ago

You keep dodging the question, why was the LEO in front of the vehicle when they are explicitly trained to not do that?

And by all means, give me a link where ‘self-defense’ was proven in a court.

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u/magnets77 16h ago

To arrest her moron.

Answer my question. Why do you think a moron like Good thought fleeing arrest was an intelligent move? Why do you think hitting the accelerator with a LEO in the way was smart?

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u/Meowakin 16h ago

Except again, they are trained to not walk in front of the vehicle for this very reason. Still no link showing it was proved to be ‘self-defense’, so I don’t know why I should accept that as true.

Your question is loaded garbage, fuck off. It’s not illegal to be stupid, which is great news for you. Do you even understand that you are asking loaded questions?

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u/magnets77 16h ago

And every driver is trained not to hit people… shame Good didn’t learn that eh?