Emergency calls reveal chaos after Minneapolis ICE shooting
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan 16 — Newly released transcripts of 911 calls and emergency dispatch records detail the chaotic scene after a U.S. immigration officer fatally shot Renee Good in Minneapolis, an incident that has become a national flashpoint over immigration policies.
The records show emergency responders describing a dangerous situation with multiple calls reporting gunfire and injuries.
"We have shots fired, multiple people down," one caller said in a 911 transcript released by authorities.
Another caller reported seeing the officer, identified as an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent, firing at Good during a confrontation.
The shooting occurred on Jan. 14 in a residential neighborhood, sparking immediate protests and clashes with police.
City officials are bracing for more unrest as community groups plan additional demonstrations this week.
Good, 32, was a local activist involved in immigrant rights advocacy, according to family members.
The incident has intensified national debates over President Donald Trump's immigration enforcement measures.
ICE has launched an internal investigation into the shooting, with results expected within 30 days.
Minneapolis police have increased patrols in the area and urged calm amid ongoing tensions.