Unidentified speaker alleges ICE withheld aid after shooting of Renee Goode

An unidentified speaker said Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents shot Renee Goode and then failed to provide immediate medical help, alleging that a doctor who rushed to assist was held back for "3 minutes and 26 seconds."

"Stop the bleeding," the speaker quoted the doctor as shouting, and said, "for 3 minutes and 26 seconds, ICE did not." The speaker also said firefighters found Goode with a pulse but no breathing, and that "CPR didn't start till 10 minutes after she was shot." These statements appear in the provided transcript but are presented as allegations by the speaker rather than independently corroborated facts.

The speaker framed the account as an urgent moral and policy concern, asking listeners to imagine a loved one shot and denied care for more than three minutes before medical intervention. The speaker closed by urging prevention of similar incidents in the future.

The transcript does not include any response, clarification, or official statement from ICE, emergency responders, or other authorities addressing the claims. The timing and actions attributed to ICE, the intervening doctor, and firefighters are reported only in the speaker’s remarks in the transcript.