MINNEISKA, Minn. — A Florida driver lost control on icy U.S. 61 north of Minneiska and was injured when her car rolled into the ditch. Wabasha County deputes summoned an ambulance to take Elizabeth Amalia Lauzurique, 59, of Miami Beach, to the Winona hospital 19 miles away. Deputies described her injuries as sustainable. The accident was about 2:20 p.m. Lauzurique was southbound toward Winona in a 2013 Chevrolet Sonic. The airbag deployed.

MINNEAPOLIS — Anti-ICE protester Renee Good, who was killed by a Trump deportation agent two weeks ago, was shot four times. The Minneapolis Fire Department incident report obtained by the Minnesota Star Tribune detailed these injuries:

> Two gunshot wounds were on the right side of Good’s chest.

> A third wound was on her left forearm.

> A fourth wound was on the left side of her head with tissue protuding and blood flowing from her left ear.

The report supported witness accounts and video evidence that the Trump agent, Jonathan Ross, used excessive if not unnecessary force. The report, as well as video, cast doubt on repeated Trump claims from the White House that Good had weaponized her vehicle to mow down ICE agents. At most Good clipped Ross, who had positioned himself in her path as she steered away from an escalating street protest. The first Ross blulet was through Good’ windshield. The next three bullets were through her driver’s window as Ross attempted to open the door handle while also wielding a phone-camera and a a handgun. Details from he Fire Department report:

>A 911 caller told a police patcher: “They shot her. She wouldn’t open her car door. Send an ambulance please, ambulance please.”

> At 8:42 a.m. paramedics arrived. They pulled Good from her vehicle with blood on her face and torso.

Trail of bullets. First shot through windshield with Good at the wheel. Next three shots through driver side window.

> Good was not breathing and had an inconsistent and irregular pulse.

> She was carried to a snowbank and then the sidewalk away from an escalating street scene involving ICE agents and protesters.

> Good was still not breathing and had no pulse.

> Paramedics continued to try to save her life inside an ambulance to a hospital.

>> Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation attempts were   abandoned at 10:30 a.m.

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Cold winter day at the Four Mile. The 2NY club, formerly the Four Mile, opens Wednesday at 7 p.m. for an early start on the weekend trade. Perhaps things will be warmer by then. At Bluff Siding, 2NY is the only such establishment within in 50 miles of Winona.

WINONA, Minn. — Police arrested a Winona man who reportedly had been yelling at a neighbor’s door and banging so hard that, despite the door being dead-bolted, she was afraid for her life. She described the door as shaking on its hinges. She was shaking still herself in recounting the episode to police. The man’s beef, she said, was her loud music. When offices rapped at the man’s door at the next unit down the hall, they said he was still enraged and pounding on the wall and screaming at the woman: “Fuckin’ ‘ho” and “Eat my gun.” He came out for police e but was belligerent and sputtering obscenities, they said: He refused officers’ commands. When he wouldn’t calm himself and kneel, they subdued hm with a stun gun. At jail Mickel Jeffrey Frisch, age 32, was booked for disorderly conduct and obstructing justice. No gun was found. This was about 11 p.m.

Frisch. Charged with acting out a complaint over a neighbor’s taste in music and particularly the volume. At newer apartment building in the 600 block of Mankato Avenue.

ST. PAUL, Minn. — Governor Tim Walz activated units of the Minnesota National Guard to maintain order amid citizen resistance to President Trumps’s expanding campaign, now with 3,000 agents to find, arrest and deport immigrants. Earlier, as Trump kept bulking up his federal forces in the state, Walz had placed the Guard on alert — a preliminary step toward mobilization. Now with mobilization, the Guard is staging to support local police. Details on which Guard units have been mobilized were not announced. The Guard, all tolled, has 13,000 members, mostly part-time citizen-soldiers until mobilized into full-time status.

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Walz. When first enlisted in Guard. At retirement a command sergeant major, the military’s top enlisted rank with significant administrative, management and supervisory duties.

1.8-mile loop. Marchers started the Winona High Schol on Lake Winona and proceeded on a highly visible lakeshore bike along busy U.S. Highway 61. Tuned left on the Huff Street causeway, in background. Huff is the main gateway into the city.

Organizers: Protest driven by rough Trump tactics

WINONA, Minn. — A couple hundred demonstrators braved a frigid afternoon to march around Lake Winona’s west arm to protest President Trump’s terror brigades that are roaming the state for people to deport. March organizers acknowledged disappointment at the turnout. As many as 1,400 demonstrators participated in earlier Winona protests, all in less hostile weather. Organizers said they weighed disagreeable weather — below zero and windy — against the urgency to address Trump’s escalating provocations, disregard for civil rights, cruelty and indecency.

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LEWISTON, Minn. — A 15-week pregnant woman told deputies that she had been manhandled, thrown to the floor, and held down on her stomach. This, she said, was during a domestic argument at a First Street South apartment. The woman, age 25, said she didn’t need medical attention. Deputies arrested Jose Javier Macuixtle-Sanchez, age 23, at the apartment about 4:55 a.m.. Macuixtle-Sanchez was already on probation for an unrelated crime, deputies said. They reported that alcohol probably was a factor. Macuixtle-Sanchez was booked for domestic assault and interference with an emergency callfor help The woman said the assault began with her hair being pulled. To get away, she said she locked herself in a bedroom. Deputies put the woman in touch with a women’s issue advocate.

MINNEAPOLIS — A federal judge ordered federal deportation agents to respect the right of citizens to protest. Protesting and to do so in public is a constitutionally guaranteed right of citizenship — a civil right, said Judge Kate Menendez. The judge ruled in a fast-track case filed b by Minnesota activists. The activists listed a pattern of violent aggression. The aggression included ICE lobbing tear gas at protesters, beatings and physical assaults, and the shooting death of Renee Nicole Good. Judge Menendez was specific that Trump agents cannot detain drivers and passengers in vehicles when there is no reasonable suspicion they are obstructing or interfering with the officers. Safely following agents “at an appropriate distance does not, by itself, create reasonable suspicion to justify a vehicle stop,” the judge said. Menendez also barred agents from arrest ig people without probable cause or reasonable suspicion the person has committed a crime or was obstructing or interfering with the activities of officers. Menendez meanwhile has other cases on her Minnesota docket.

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WINONA, Minn. — Police saved a 38-year-old woman from a drug overdose with the opioid nasal spray antidote Narcan. She recovered on-site and declined hospitalization This was about 12:35 p.m. in the 450 block of Grand Street on the West Side.

WINONA, Minn. – A Winona man who had been banned earlier from Walmart was back. Store detectives called the cops. Nearby officers spotted Shawn Michael Fort, age 34. As they approached. they said, Fort threw a box in the weeds. Irony of ironies: The manufacturer-wrapped box contained a security camera. Walmart placed the value at $79.

WINONA, Minn. — Firefighters responded to a leaking one-pound propane cylinder attached to a small heater in front of Lake Park Lodge.  As bystanders watched at a distance, the crew, wearing gloves, unscrewed the propane cylinder from the heater. Conclusion: The cylinder had been cross-threaded onto the heater connection and frosted over. No one was injured.