Widow Who Urged Wife To 'Drive' In Deadly ICE Incident Rakes In $1.5M In Donations

Becca Good's wife, Renee Good, was fatally shot by an ICE agent after Becca urged her to drive towards the agent. The shooting occurred during an ICE operation, with Renee, a member of "Ice Watch," refusing to comply with agent orders to exit her vehicle. Prior to the shooting, Becca antagonized the agents while recording them on her phone. After Renee attempted to drive away, the ICE agent fired, killing her. Becca then confessed her guilt, stating that she made her wife come down to that very spot. Following the tragedy, a GoFundMe campaign raised over $1.5 million for Becca and her children. The GoFundMe was organized by family friends and quickly closed after reaching its goal. Becca thanked donors but downplayed the circumstances of her wife's death, emphasizing the events of that day. Social media users have criticized the couple's decision to engage in such high-risk behavior. Some are questioning their judgment, especially given that they had children relying on them. The incident has sparked debate about the actions of both the Goods and the ICE agents. The situation has resulted in a complex and controversial situation. Multiple videos have been released to document the events.