The contents of Renee Nicole Good’s glove compartment reveal a life of love, not violence—a stark contrast to the tragic way it ended.
Renee Good, 37, was shot and killed by ICE agent Jonathan Ross in Minneapolis on January 7, igniting nationwide outrage. While protests continue, her family and friends are left grieving a devoted mother, friend, and neighbor. Now, heartbreaking new details show what Renee was carrying in her maroon Honda SUV at the moment she was killed—and it wasn’t a threat.
Images shared by Rep. Eric Swalwell during a House Judiciary Committee hearing painted a powerful picture. Inside her car were stuffed animals and everyday items a parent keeps for their children. “She had a baby to go home to,” Swalwell said. “A six-year-old who is now orphaned. A 37-year-old mom with three kids—not a terrorist.” He addressed supporters of the shooting directly: “You want to cheer for her being shot in the face three times?”
Federal officials, including Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, insist the shooting was self-defense, labeling it “an act of domestic terrorism.” Vice President JD Vance echoed the sentiment, calling it “classic terrorism” and condemning those who defend the act.
This is what a “deranged leftist” keeps in their glove compartment. https://t.co/AGZFMWk0sH pic.twitter.com/2JjmqISSpt
— msdr (@mdelrossi1) January 8, 2026
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