Jonathan Ross, ICE Agent ID’d In Fatal Minneapolis Shooting, Was Injured In Prior Arrest: Report

MINNEAPOLIS, MN — The Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent who fatally shot 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good in south Minneapolis on Wednesday was previously injured during a separate arrest last year, according to reporting by the Star Tribune.

Jonathan Ross was involved in a June 17 arrest in Bloomington of Roberto Carlos Munoz-Guatemala, a Mexican national who had previously been convicted of fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct and was subject to an immigration detainer.

Court records show Munoz attempted to flee in his vehicle, dragging Ross alongside it for roughly 300 feet before the agent was knocked free. Ross required 20 stitches to his arm and 13 stitches to his hand, and a jury later convicted Munoz of assaulting a federal officer.

Video taken by bystanders Wednesday shows ICE officers approaching Good’s vehicle, demanding she open the door and grabbing the handle.

As the vehicle began to move forward, an officer identified as Jonathan Ross, who was positioned in front of Good’s Honda Pilot, drew his weapon and fired at least two shots at close range, killing her.

State investigators removed from the case

Minnesota’s top state investigators have been removed from the investigation into the fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis after federal authorities abruptly took sole control of the case.

Read more: Feds 'Reverse Course,' Kick MN State Investigators Off Of Deadly ICE Shooting Case

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