The video of Renee Good being shot to death by an ICE agent has been circulating for over a week now.
But while tens of millions have seen and been outraged by the footage, we’re still learning new information about the events of that fateful day.
For example, a new report from The Minnesota Tribune indicates that Good suffered four gunshot wounds, not three, as previously reported.
The newspaper cites a fire department incident report from the day of the shooting.
The document states that Emergency Medical Service workers responded to a distress call and found Good slumped behind the wheel of her Honda Pilot.
The paramedics reported that Good’s face and torso were covered with blood.
She was not breathing and had only an “inconsistent” and “irregular pulse,” according to the report.
Good’s death, of course, was the flashpoint that ignited a volatile situation in Minneapolis, where civilians have been clashing with ICE agents for over a week now.
On Wednesday, federal agents shot one man and arrested two others during a chaotic altercation in the streets.
Both Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey have urged the Trump administration to turn down the temperature by withdrawing troops, but to no avail.
The president countered by threatening to invoke the Insurrection Act.
The agent who shot Good has been identified as a law enforcement veteran named Jonathan Ross.
Several members of the Trump administration have insisted that Trump was justified in using lethal force against Good.
The unrest in Minneapolis shows no sign of abating, and local officials say they can only hope that there’s no further violence.
We will have further updates on this developing story as new information becomes available.