TRAGIC SHOCK! ICE agent Jonathan Ross was left fighting for his life after she deliberately rammed her car into him.

TRAGIC SHOCK: What Really Happened When ICE Agent Jonathan Ross Was Injured in a Controversial Minneapolis Incident

This past week, Minneapolis once again became the center of national attention — but this time not for a festival, a sports victory, or a cultural celebration. Instead, the city is the backdrop of a polarizing and deeply tragic event involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent Jonathan Ross and the fatal shooting of Renée Nicole Good, a 37‑year‑old Minneapolis resident.

Reports are still developing, investigations are ongoing, and emotions are running high on all sides. At the heart of what has been widely shared online is a shocking claim: that an ICE agent — Jonathan Ross — was left fighting for his life after a woman deliberately rammed her car into him. As with all events of this magnitude, the truth is complex and must be approached with care, context, and respect for those directly affected.

Below is a detailed, balanced account of the incident, what we know so far, the public response, and the larger issues it raises about law enforcement, use of force, and public trust.

What Happened?

On January 7, 2026, federal immigration agents including ICE officers were conducting an operation in south Minneapolis that has been described as part of a nationwide enforcement effort.

During that operation, 37‑year‑old Renée Nicole Good was shot and killed by an ICE agent identified by multiple news outlets as Jonathan Ross, a seasoned officer and veteran of ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) Special Response Team.

According to official statements and video released by government agencies:

Good was in her SUV on a residential street when law enforcement officers approached her vehicle during the operation.

The ICE agent, identified as Ross, reportedly positioned himself in front of the vehicle as it sat partially sideways in the road.

As Good began to drive forward, the agent fired multiple shots, striking her.

The SUV then continued down the street and eventually collided with parked vehicles.

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