UI.S. Vice President JD Vance posted a video on X that appears to show Renee Good's last words to immigration agents before an ICE officer shot and killed her in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

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Vice President J.D. Vance shared a video on social media showing the perspective of an officer involved in the fatal shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis. The footage, not from a body camera but possibly a cell phone, captures the moments before the officer fired his weapon, resulting in Good's death.

The release of the video has led to differing interpretations among viewers regarding whether the officer's use of force was justified. In response, local officials, including Mayor Frye, have called for an independent investigation, with both the FBI and the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension now expected to conduct parallel inquiries.

VP Vance posts new video showing Minneapolis ICE shooting

We are now seeing new cell phone video of Wednesday's shooting death of a woman in Minneapolis taken by the agent involved in the deadly interaction. CBS News correspondent Usher Qureshi is on the ground in Minneapolis. Usher, Vice President J.D. Vance has shared this video of the shooting taken by the officer who fired his weapon. Take us through what the video shows and what the vice president is saying about it. Right. So Lindsay, this is another angle, right, from the other side, from the officer's perspective. Now this isn't a body cam. He wasn't wearing a body cam that showed this. This is another type of camera. Not clear exactly what it is, maybe a cell phone. But it shows the officer walking up on the SUV and the moment before he starts firing those shots up until the part where he does open fire, killing Renee Good. And it's hard to make out. Some of the audio is a little bit garbled. You can hear and see some of the interaction there between Renee Good and this officer as well as one other person in the video. And as you mentioned, Vice President Vance tweeted this out just about an hour ago. And he says in his tweet, quote, watch this as hard as it is. Many of you have been told this law enforcement officer wasn't hit by a car, wasn't being harassed and murdered, an innocent woman. The reality is that his life was endangered and he fired in self-defense. Now just a few moments ago I spoke to a young lady who was here at this location who also saw the video. And obviously people are seeing different things in this video. She says it doesn't show clearly that he was actually hit by the vehicle. She says that what she saw was perhaps he bumped into the vehicle, but there was enough space. She says you can see his feet to the side of the vehicle as the car starts to go around him and those shots are fired. But again, it just goes to the heart of the issue here, which is that people are looking at these videos and how much space there was here and whether or not she was impeding these officers from taking, you know, taking care of the work that they needed to do and whether or not they were justified in the use of force that was used. Still a debate. This video, some people say, clarifies for them on both sides. So it doesn't really add much in terms of what we are seeing from people here. They say they're not convinced the other way. OK. We appreciate that reporting. Mayor Frye is calling for an independent investigation. What agencies would be involved in that? Is it likely to happen? Yeah, it's a good question. And again, the lead agency on this investigation is the FBI. That was always to be the case. But earlier on, the FBI was to be working with the Minnesota BCA. They would be the state authorities that would be engaged with them in this investigation. They know the area. They know the locals. They know the residents. And they say they could have been a good help in this. But they were blocked out, they say. Earlier this week, the FBI saying they wouldn't share information with them in terms of case materials, in terms of interviews that have been conducted, and in terms of body cam or any other video that they have. So as a result of that, we've heard pushback from the governor, from the mayor. And now a call for them to do a parallel investigation. It's not clear exactly how that will work. But they will be collecting the same types of information that the FBI will as well. And the question is whether or not those two investigations, when they are concluded, how well they will match up. Asher Qureshi, thank you.

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