Renee Good was discovered with four gunshot wounds across her chest, arm, and head following a fatal shooting incident involving an ICE agent.

Newly released documents have shown that the 37-year-old mother sustained more gunshot wounds than initially reported, with indications that she was struck three times in the head by the agent’s gunfire. Emergency responders who arrived at the distressing scene found the mother of three unresponsive in her vehicle, covered in blood on her face and torso, at 9:42 am, according to a report from the Minneapolis Fire Department. The report detailed the heart-wrenching final moments of the mother as medical personnel desperately attempted to save her life after ICE officer Jonathan Ross fatally shot her.

Renee lost her life after her car was encircled by ICE officers, and she purportedly refused to open the car door. The American citizen seemed to make an effort to drive away, but the ICE agent fired multiple shots at her in Minneapolis.

Responders at the scene noted that Renee was not breathing, and her pulse was described as “inconsistent” and “irregular,” as per the report obtained by The Minnesota Star Tribune.

Medical personnel observed four gunshot wounds on Renee – two on her right chest, one on the left side of her head, and another on her forearm. They also mentioned blood flowing from her left ear at the time.

Following this, the responders moved the mother out of her car and onto the pavement for safety due to an escalating situation involving law enforcement and onlookers, the report detailed. At that point, Renee still showed no signs of breathing and had no pulse, according to the report.

Renee was swiftly transported to a hospital by ambulance, but CPR efforts were ceased at 10:30 am. A distressing transcript from a 911 call indicated that she was shot because she refused to open her car door, as per the transcripts.

The administration under Trump quickly came to the defense of the ICE agent, Jonathan Ross, who shot Renee. JD Vance shockingly labeled the tragic incident as “a tragedy caused by herself.”

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem alleged that Renee “tried to run” over the officer and “used her vehicle as a weapon.” Noem also astonishingly categorized the deceased woman’s actions as “domestic terrorism.”

Two days after her passing, and following controversial statements from Republican figures, body camera footage from the involved agent was released, casting doubt on these claims.

The individual who fatally shot Renee in public was identified as ICE agent Jonathan Ross, residing in a Minneapolis suburb with his spouse, where neighbors described him as a dedicated supporter of MAGA beliefs.

Several neighbors, speaking to NBC News, mentioned that during the U.S. Presidential campaign, Ross displayed clear signs outside his residence, including pro-Trump flags and at least one “Don’t Tread on Me