Tensions in Minneapolis are intensifying following the fatal shooting of Renee Good by ICE agent Jonathan Ross on January 7, as new reports reveal the agent was also injured during the confrontation.
According to multiple U.S. officials speaking anonymously, Ross suffered internal injuries to his torso during the incident. While the Department of Homeland Security has confirmed he was hurt, officials have not disclosed the severity of his condition. CBS News was among the first to report the development.
What Happened
The incident occurred on a residential street when ICE officers attempted to detain Good, who was seated in her Honda Pilot. Authorities say she appeared to drive away after being ordered out of the vehicle. During the encounter, Ross discharged his weapon, fatally wounding Good. Video footage circulating publicly appears to show contact between the agent and the vehicle moments before the shot was fired.
The Trump administration maintains that Ross acted in self-defense. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche stated that there is currently no basis for a criminal civil rights investigation, adding that the FBI is handling the case independently, without involvement from Minnesota state authorities.
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