New video shows officer's perspective in ICE shooting of Renee Good

[Encia22]

MOD NOTE

Post on topic

or kiss your posts goodbye!


Do not reply to this post.

[KrustyKrab]

The idiocy of the left on full display.   This is absolutely disgusting.   

[quintessentone]

Interesting take on Ross' prior trauma that may have led to him deciding to do an execution-style killing.

"Brian Kabateck, Shant Karnikian, and civil rights attorney Greg Kirakosian examine ICE agent Jonathan Ross's fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good through the lens of his prior traumatic incident.

Greg specializes in use of force and police shooting cases. Brian reveals Ross was dragged 100 feet by a car just months earlier during another ICE operation in June 2025, suffering injuries requiring 33 stitches. He broke the suspect's window and reached inside—getting his arm stuck—before being dragged.

Brian questions why Ross wasn't placed on desk duty or required retraining after such a significant incident. Greg argues the prior incident is highly relevant: Ross learned the wrong lesson. Instead of using safer tactics, he decided to "just open fire and kill somebody" to avoid being hurt again."

[ANNEE]

Interesting take on Ross' prior trauma that may have led to him deciding to do an execution-style killing.

"Brian Kabateck, Shant Karnikian, and civil rights attorney Greg Kirakosian examine ICE agent Jonathan Ross's fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good through the lens of his prior traumatic incident.

Greg specializes in use of force and police shooting cases. Brian reveals Ross was dragged 100 feet by a car just months earlier during another ICE operation in June 2025, suffering injuries requiring 33 stitches. He broke the suspect's window and reached inside—getting his arm stuck—before being dragged.

Brian questions why Ross wasn't placed on desk duty or required retraining after such a significant incident. Greg argues the prior incident is highly relevant: Ross learned the wrong lesson. Instead of using safer tactics, he decided to "just open fire and kill somebody" to avoid being hurt again."

[Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkmmpnWS61o&t=162s]

I think they should also question his tactics on the first incident. 

Stick your arm inside a broken back window of the car of a fugitive on the run — sitting in the drivers seat with keys in hand — who’s already refused to open the window or exit the car. 

But YES — he should not have been placed back in active duty.

[quintessentone]

I think they should also question his tactics on the first incident. 

Stick your arm inside a broken back window of the car of a fugitive on the run — sitting in the drivers seat with keys in hand — who’s already refused to open the window or exit the car. 

But YES — he should not have been placed back in active duty.

It appears they didn't do much of anything to question it, nor assist him if he did have any type of trauma, nor retrained him to not put himself in that kind of danger.

I feel sorry for what Americans have to go through with this violence inflicted on them because of a President in mental decline and where nobody there will step up to do what is right.

[David64]

Interesting take on Ross' prior trauma that may have led to him deciding to do an execution-style killing.

"Brian Kabateck, Shant Karnikian, and civil rights attorney Greg Kirakosian examine ICE agent Jonathan Ross's fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good through the lens of his prior traumatic incident.

Greg specializes in use of force and police shooting cases. Brian reveals Ross was dragged 100 feet by a car just months earlier during another ICE operation in June 2025, suffering injuries requiring 33 stitches. He broke the suspect's window and reached inside—getting his arm stuck—before being dragged.

Brian questions why Ross wasn't placed on desk duty or required retraining after such a significant incident. Greg argues the prior incident is highly relevant: Ross learned the wrong lesson. Instead of using safer tactics, he decided to "just open fire and kill somebody" to avoid being hurt again."

[Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkmmpnWS61o&t=162s]

Court of Public Opinion, TV "experts", blah, blah, blah, yammer, yammer, yammer......

I've asked several times and as usual, no reply. Why aren't the proper authorities in Minneapolis actually DOING SOMETHING instead of just running their mouth and inciting more violence ?

If the evidence is so cut and dried, what are they waiting for ?

[ANNEE]

It appears they didn't do much of anything to question it, nor assist him if he did have any type of trauma, nor retrained him to not put himself in that kind of danger.

I feel sorry for what Americans have to go through with this violence inflicted on them because of a President in mental decline and where nobody there will step up to do what is right.

He’s now at a 55.2% disapproval — even higher on some polls. 

I was reading that ICE is now only allowing 47 days of training. 

It’s not like they’re sending them into a war zone with enemy combatants. These protesters are mostly US citizens.

[ANNEE]

If the evidence is so cut and dried, what are they waiting for ?

The DOJ blocked all and any independent investigation.

[WallFlowerActive]

Interesting take on Ross' prior trauma that may have led to him deciding to do an execution-style killing.

Which is a lie with no truth.

When Good decided to interfere with ICE agents by turning her car into a roadblock, Good made a choice that opened her up for arrest.

When Good disobeying an order to get out of the car, she opened herself up to arrest.

When Good was in danger of being apprehended, Good weaponized her car and obliged agents to protect themselves. 

It’s known Good swung the car around in reverse when an agent went for her door.  Good changed the relative position of her car to the agents.



 

Then when she accelerated with malice and intent, the SUV’s from tire was pretty much lined up with the agent that ended up in front of the SUV from her moving it when she was told to get out.

There was an agent at the door and one agent already in front.
 

[/quote]

[WallFlowerActive]

The DOJ blocked all and any independent investigation.

How can they stop a “sanctuary” city from doing their own investigation and from that city’s law enforcement agencies from arresting the individual?  Why doesn’t the sanctuary city go all in?