After DHS kills woman, Bovino goes on Richfield social media tour

MINNEAPOLIS — Border Patrol agents shot a woman to death in Minneapolis today. In response, Greg Bovino, Border Patrol’s on-the-ground commander, traveled around Richfield, Minn. with a caravan of bodyguards in order to get social media content.

Bovino, the bum-legged toadie of President Donald Trump, has gained recent national notoriety as the leader of the ragtag band of federal law enforcement rejects who have sworn loyalty to Trump.

The woman his agents shot in cold blood, Renee Good, 37, was a mom and legal observer who was watching Border Patrol agents conduct Trump’s ethnic cleansing program in the Twin Cities.

Video of the federal agent shooting Good was shared widely by news organizations and across social media.

Community members said federal agents refused to allow bystanders and medical professionals to help Good following her execution by Trump loyalist forces.

In the video, several federal agents dressed in paramilitary gear attempted to abduct Good and then shot her once they could not open her car door.

The Department of Homeland Security recently deployed thousands of federal agents to Minnesota after Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents executed several sloppy and embarrassing operations in the state, chiefly in Minneapolis and St. Paul.

The DHS bumblefuck of a situation has become so chaotic and unwieldy for the department that the FBI had to step in and take over the Bishop Henry Whipple building at Ft. Snelling, where immigration court takes place and DHS operates.

Following the killing of an unarmed legal observer, Bovino traveled to different spots in Richfield where he was confronted by community members.

At several of the locations, agents attempted to use the bathrooms of local businesses but were denied.

During the confrontations, Border Patrol agents, many of whom had their faces covered, mocked community members and threatened them with a pepper ball gun.

One agent whose mask fell down smiled when asked how he felt about the killing of Good earlier that morning.

In addition, another agent dressed in tactical gear took several videos of community members and of Bovino, who cosplayed soldier like a man who has never seen hardships.

One agent was assigned to opening Bovino’s vehicle door for him at each stop.

Perhaps Bovino was too drunk to do so himself, something he might have inherited from his father, who killed a woman in a drunken driving crash in the 1970s. So far, the rumors of Bovino’s problem with alcohol have not been substantiated by Bovino himself.

Not to be outdone by Bovino’s weak-kneed performance, one agent sported a cowboy hat, accompanied by a badly shaped beard, during the excursion through Richfield.

Minnesota has also seen a rise in right-wing civilians attacking and attempting to intimidate legal observers, including today where an unknown man followed this reporter in his truck for several minutes to a gas station and threatened him before eventually leaving.

Watch the video below:

However, the most notable example is the brazen politically motivated attack of a legal observer by Zak X, a far right dipshit whose claim to fame is that some people on the internet know who he is.

X is facing criminal charges for the assault. Case number 27-CR-25-32814. His next court appearance is scheduled for Jan. 22.

After leaving Richfield, Bovino eventually found his way to Roosevelt High School where his agents tear gassed and pepper sprayed students, teachers and other community members.

A vigil was held in honor of Good Wednesday night, which drew thousands of people.

A protest at the Bishop Henry Whipple building is planned for 7 a.m. Thursday.

Here is a good summary of most of today’s events by MPR.

Watch a video of Border Patrol’s grotesque tour in Richfield below: