Can “Wife” of Driver Shot Dead by DHS be CRIMINALLY CHARGED? #1148
The Andrew Branca Show · Attorney Andrew F. Branca
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Show Notes
The body-worn camera footage has now been released from the camera of the ICE officer who lawfully shot dead Minnesota driver Renee Nicole Good after she aggressively struck him with her vehicle.
The “wife” of Renee Nicole Good, a “woman” named Rebecca Good, is now known to have been an active participant in the driver’s efforts to obstruct ICE operations, which conduct ultimately led to her death.
Had driver Renee Nicole Good survived, she could well have been charged and tried for attempted murder of the ICE officer she struck with her car. Of course, we don’t prosecute dead people, so that possibility is moot.
Is it possible, however, that the surviving “wife,” Rebecca Good could be criminally charged over this shooting? Perhaps as a conspirator, or under felony murder doctrines?