The ICE agent involved in the fatal Minneapolis incident has broken his silence after supporters donated

large sums of money to crowdfunding campaigns created in his name. As Minneapolis continues mourning Renee

Good’s death, the public response has become sharply divided, with many questioning why financial support surged for the officer while a family grieved.

In the days following the incident, multiple fundraising pages appeared and together reportedly brought in

more than $570,000. One campaign on GiveSendGo raised over $200,000, while another effort collected hundreds

of thousands more. Supporters said the funds were meant to help cover legal and personal security needs,

and the agent later expressed appreciation through GiveSendGo’s leadership.

The fundraising effort also triggered intense backlash due to the language used in campaign descriptions.

Critics said the wording was inflammatory and portrayed Renee as a criminal rather than a victim. The phrases

used online fueled anger, with many accusing organizers of escalating tensions and dehumanizing the woman who died.

Meanwhile, more details surfaced from the agent’s neighborhood. A resident claimed she never knew he worked for

ICE and said he had described himself as a botanist. After the incident, neighbors reportedly saw heightened

security and activity around his home, adding to a tense atmosphere. Renee Good is survived by her wife and three children,

and a separate fundraiser for her family has raised significant support. As investigations continue,

the case remains unresolved, leaving Minneapolis searching for accountability and clarity.