ICE shooting latest: Donations pour in for agent who killed Renee Good after weekend of protests
More than $350,000 raised to support ICE shooter Jonathan Ross despite public outcry
- Donations are being raised for an ICE officer accused of killing activist Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis, amidst ongoing protests across the US.
- Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old mother-of-three, was shot dead by federal immigration agent Jonathan Ross in her SUV, sparking public outcry and scrutiny of the incident.
- A GoFundMe account for the officer's legal defence has received significant donations, including a reported $10,000 from hedge fund billionaire Bill Ackman.
- The administration blamed Good for the confrontation and announced it would send hundreds more federal law enforcement agents to Minnesota.
- Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has called for ICE to leave the city, accusing federal law enforcement of making the community less safe.