- The since-dead link (ICE agent shooter’s own cellphone video undercuts Trump administration's account of Minneapolis killing - https://www.advocate.com/news/ice-agent-shooter-video-minnea...) has a very slanted retelling:
> Ross, still filming with one hand, appears nearly fully clear of the SUV’s front path when he says “whoa” and shoots three times in rapid succession.
The author chooses to omit that when the SUV he was "nearly fully clear of" sped away, he was in fact hit by it, though it was a grazing hit (the video is short, I encourage you to watch it and make up your own mind). Other than the verbal exchange, the video doesn't really show anything new - it was about what I expected to see, based on the other videos. It's clear she wasn't aiming for him, but also clear she was driving recklessly towards pedestrians (to be precise - a single pedestrian, the ICE agent in question). And while we can watch videos from 3 different perspectives over and over again and debate, the ICE agent had 1 second or less to decide how to act, when the car started speeding towards him (but with the tires turned)
In my opinion he should have just jumped away. That kind of shooting should be saved for when there are others at risk, or one has other reasons to believe the driver is a deadly threat to others. But let's not pretend this was a cold-blooded execution either.