Anderson Cooper 360

ICE Officer's Cellphone Captures Fatal Confrontation

Jan 10, 2026
In this discussion, John Miller, a former NYPD Deputy Commissioner for Intelligence and Counterterrorism, offers keen insights into a troubling incident involving an ICE officer's cellphone footage of a fatal confrontation. The panel dives deep into the nuances of legal standards regarding use of force, examining the complexities of imminent danger and officer tactics. Miller also addresses the challenges of federal-state investigation conflicts and how such events impact local community trust, as well as shedding light on the long-term aftermath of the Southern California fires.
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INSIGHT

Close But Inconclusive Cellphone Perspective

  • Officer Jonathan Ross's cellphone video provides a close, but not conclusive, perspective on the deadly encounter with Renee Good.
  • The video shows escalation, a brief contact with the vehicle, and three rapid shots as the SUV moves away.
INSIGHT

Calm Speech Amid Aggressive Commands

  • Audio and body language show different tones: Renee appears calm while others loudly command and curse.
  • That contrast may have influenced perceptions and the officers' split-second decisions.
ANECDOTE

Partner Says They Came To Support Neighbors

  • Becca Good told reporters they stopped to support neighbors and brought whistles while ICE agents had guns.
  • She framed their presence as a peaceful show of support, not a violent confrontation.
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