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Jonathon Ross Cellphone Video

  
Via:  Nerm_L  •  10 months ago  •  5 comments

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Jonathon Ross Cellphone Video
 

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Okay, experts, tell us what were Jonathon Ross' duties in this situation?


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BREAKING: Alpha News has obtained cellphone footage showing perspective of federal agent at center of ICE-involved shooting in Minneapolis

   


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Nerm_L
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1  seeder  Nerm_L    10 months ago

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Here is a frame from Ross' cellphone video at the 35 second mark.  The other ICE agent, the contact officer, can be seen in the background approaching the vehicle.  The other woman, Becca Good, is in the fore ground.

Here's the question:  Is Jonathon Ross' duty to run around the front of the vehicle and insert himself into the contact operation -- or -- is Ross' duty to contain Becca Good and prevent potential interference with the contact operation?

Becca Good is an uncontrolled potential threat.  In fact when Becca Good becomes aware of the contact operation and moves toward the vehicle, Jonathon Ross abandons that potential threat to run around the front of the vehicle.  Why?

Was Jonathon Ross really performing his duties?  What say you, experts?

 
 
 
Nerm_L
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1.1  seeder  Nerm_L  replied to  Nerm_L @1    10 months ago

At the 39 to 40 second mark, Renee Good can be seen turning the steering wheel to the right and looking right.  Good took the necessary action to avoid Ross before driving away.  Ross' own cellphone video proves that Renee Good was not trying to deliberately strike him with the vehicle.

What were Jonathon Ross' duties?  What say you, experts?

 
 
 
Bob Nelson
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2  Bob Nelson    10 months ago

Dunno about anyone else... but if I feel threatened, I try to close ranks with my fellows. Ross does not. He behaves like someone who feels perfectly confident in their situation. 

Of course... he has a gun... and feels no compunction about using it. 

 
 
 
Split Personality
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3  Split Personality    10 months ago

My spouse told me that there were 14 incidents where ICE employees fired into stationary or moving cars in 2025.

When Jonathan Ross  shot and killed Renee Nicole Good  last Wednesday morning in Minneapolis, the 37-year-old mother became one of at least 25 people killed by an  Immigration and Customs Enforcement  agent shooting since 2015 . Why ICE Can Kill With Impunity | WIRED

Now ICE is responding with statistics that "weaponized motor vehicle incidents have risen 3200% in 2025 & 2026.

Exclusive | Car attacks on ICE agents spiked by more than 3,000% over past year | New York Post

Going out on a limb here, the "spike" coincides with the ridiculous labels and exaggerations routinely used by this Administration in it's first year. 

Yes cars are dangerous.  How hard would it have been for ICE to simply back off and to have local police go to Good's home and serve a summons or execute a warrant instead of a US citizen.

 
 
 
Split Personality
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3.1  Split Personality  replied to  Split Personality @3    10 months ago

Breaking News.  ICE employees advised to NOT stand in front of running vehicles...duh.

“We were briefed on avoiding standing in front of cars, wherever possible,” one agent present at the meeting told HuffPost. “And ICE agents were reminded to also tell other partners to not stand in front of cars.” 

What’s more, he recalled, agents were told that if a car is intent on leaving the scene of an incident, it’s better to simply let them leave. “It’s better to just let it go away, we can log its plate, we can call it in, someone else can get it,” the agent recalled being instructed.

ICE agents told not to stand in front of cars after Renee Good’s killing: Source

Real officers are taught not to engage a running vehicle or shoot into cars.

Cops Are Taught Not to Shoot Into Cars. ICE Keeps Doing It Anyway. – Mother Jones

 
 

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