Duran Duran acknowledged the loss of Renee Good, a victim of a fatal shooting involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, during their concert on Friday, January 9th. The tribute occurred at their performance at the Thunder Valley Casino in Sacramento, California.

The band dedicated a moment to remember Good, whose death has drawn significant attention and sparked discussions surrounding ICE operations and accountability. While specific details of the tribute were not immediately released, the band's gesture demonstrates awareness of the tragic event and a recognition of the impact it has had.

The incident involving Good occurred in Minnesota on January 7th. According to reports, ICE agents were attempting to take Good into custody when the shooting took place. The circumstances surrounding the shooting are currently under investigation by the Department of Homeland Security's Office of Inspector General and local authorities. Details regarding the events leading up to the shooting remain under scrutiny, and the investigation aims to determine the full sequence of events and assess the actions of those involved.

Renee Good's death has prompted reactions from community members and advocacy groups, highlighting concerns about the use of force by immigration enforcement agencies. The ongoing investigation is expected to provide further clarity on the events and potential accountability measures.