Tensions in Minneapolis continue to rise following the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good, as new details about the incident deepen an already volatile situation. The January 7 encounter between Good and federal immigration agents has become a flashpoint in the city’s broader conflict over immigration enforcement.

According to multiple U.S. officials, the ICE agent who fired the fatal shots, Jonathan Ross, suffered internal bleeding during the confrontation. The Department of Homeland Security has confirmed injuries to his torso but has not disclosed their severity or further medical details.

The shooting occurred on a residential street as agents attempted to detain Good, a 37-year-old mother. Video footage circulating online appears to show her seated in her vehicle as officers ordered her to exit. As she attempted to drive away, Ross fired his weapon, striking her in the head.