Why is Stephen A Smith blaming Renee Good for her own death?

"This past weekend there were hundreds of demonstrations across the United States after Renee Good, an American citizen and mother of three, was shot dead by Jonathan Ross, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer, in Minnesota. The anger has permeated throughout the NBA as well. Steve Kerr and Doc Rivers, the head coaches of the Golden State Warriors and Milwaukee Bucks respectively, described Good's death as murder. Kerr also attacked the Trump administration's attempts to portray Good as a terrorist."

"If you could move out the way, that means you could have shot the tires. That means you could have got a few feet away after you shot the tires. And if you were unsuccessful in doing that, you could have got her down the road. You didn't have to do that. She wasn't driving down the road coming at you 90 miles an hour."

Renee Good, an American citizen and mother of three, was shot dead by ICE officer Jonathan Ross in Minnesota, prompting hundreds of demonstrations nationwide. The incident drew strong reactions from the NBA, with coaches Steve Kerr and Doc Rivers calling the killing murder and criticizing attempts to label Good a terrorist. Fans at a Timberwolves game loudly protested ICE during a moment of silence. Commentator Stephen A. Smith defended the shooting as legally justified while criticizing its humanitarian execution and suggesting nonlethal alternatives that he said were available.

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