UPDATE: In a heart-wrenching interview airing tonight on CBS Evening News, the family of Renee Good expressed their willingness to sacrifice everything to protect her. Nearly two months after the tragic shooting by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in Minneapolis, Renee’s father, Tim Ganger, shared his profound grief and determination.
During the emotional conversation, which will air at 6:30 PM ET, Tim stated, “As her dad, my first instinct, I would trade a thousand times stepping in front of her to protect her.” When asked if he would take the bullets himself, he responded with an emphatic, “Absolutely.”
The family’s pain is palpable as they navigate the aftermath of this senseless violence. Her brother, Brent Ganger, echoed his father’s sentiments, stating, “Yeah, we all would. Everybody would.” Their mother, Donna Ganger, added, “Easily,” reinforcing the family’s deep love and commitment to Renee.
Tim Ganger reflected on the challenges of parenting, saying, “You know, you raise your kids, you send them into the world with the best tools you can. And I would do it today to protect her.” His words highlight the tragic reality many families face when violence strikes.
The full interview will be available on the CBS Evening News YouTube channel following the broadcast, offering an intimate glimpse into the Ganger family’s grief and resilience.
As more details emerge, this story underscores the urgent need for discussions around safety and systemic issues within law enforcement. The Ganger family’s message resonates with many who have faced similar tragedies, making it imperative to share their story widely.
Stay tuned for further updates and insights from the Ganger family as this heartbreaking situation continues to unfold.
