GoFundMe 'Reviewing' $350K Fundraiser for ICE Agent Jonathan Ross
Summary
GoFundMe is reviewing a fundraiser set up for Jonathan Ross, an ICE agent who shot Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis. The fundraiser has collected over $370,000, and it's under review to ensure it follows GoFundMe's rules. The incident has sparked protests and calls for thorough investigation, with differing views on the circumstances of the shooting.Key Facts
- GoFundMe is examining a fundraiser that raised over $370,000 for ICE agent Jonathan Ross.
- Jonathan Ross shot Renee Nicole Good on January 7 in Minneapolis, which has led to protests.
- The incident involves debates over immigration enforcement practices.
- The Trump administration claims Good used her car as a weapon, defending Ross's actions as self-defense.
- Local officials and protesters dispute this self-defense claim.
- Minnesota Democrats want the investigation to include state authorities, not just federal.
- GoFundMe prohibits fundraisers for those charged with violent crimes, but Ross has not been charged.
- Billionaire Bill Ackman donated to Ross's fundraiser, citing belief in the presumption of innocence.
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