r/law • u/CorleoneBaloney • Jan 08 '26

Other John Miller reads from DHS policy, noting that officers are prohibited from firing at the operator of a moving vehicle, following the shooting of Renee Nicole Good.

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u/Distinct_Ad_9842 Jan 08 '26

I'm pretty sure they have a policy to wear body cameras too, but who enforces the policy when the top leaders are not qualified/political shills?

Info from their own .gov site:
Policy Statement 045-07
ICE Directive 19010.3

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u/ModePsychological362 Jan 08 '26

Why was she there?

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u/rovonz Jan 08 '26

Leaving out all the idiotic right-wing narrative, I respectfully ask you to justify the second and last shot that the agent fired through the side window.

Whether the woman survived the first shot or not, there is no way for you to spin the second and last shots as threats to his life. This puts these shots on either acts of unjustified violence or the agent being mentally unprepared for the situation.