Nick Miroff
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395 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 20 Jul
Nick Miroff’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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He's a member of the Special Response Team, which is their tactical unit.
That's the most highly trained.
So they are trained to be in more confrontational and riskier situations.
You know, he's not like some case officer who's been pushed out onto the street with a gun and is out of their element.
I mean, he is used to being in tense confrontational situations like this.
He would have practiced these kinds of scenarios many times before.
And before that, you know, he was a Border Patrol agent.
He was an Iraq war veteran.
I mean, this is a guy who's been in military or law enforcement service his entire career and has had to go through any number of training exercises in which use of force policies would be addressed.
I mean, the interpretation that makes sense to me that I've discussed with some sources who are just, again, don't have actual information about the investigation, but are observing, you know, trying to formulate...
You know, a version of what could have happened based on the videos is that they were preparing to maybe arrest Renee Good and her partner for obstruction.
And so, you know, you see that he pulls out his phone and he's like going around the vehicle recording her license plate.
And then, you know, at the moment when he seems to sort of complete the circumnavigation of the vehicle, that's when she's simultaneously, you know, hearing from her partner to drive, grabbing the passenger side handle while you have another ICE officer approaching, telling her to get the F out of the car.
And then she starts, you know, turning the wheel and hits the gas.
And it's possible to know, was he looking at his phone?
What was he looking at, right?
And all of that is going to come out in the investigation.
But, you know, I think these things are entirely split-second decisions.
And he, you know, based on what we've seen from the video, seemed like he was pretty antagonized and was in a pretty aggressive, you know, mindset, you know, based on just his conduct in the, you know, 40-odd seconds.
So, you know, it's really going to come down to like, was it a reasonable decision to start to open fire once that vehicle was rolling?
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