Summary
A GoFundMe page supporting an ICE agent named Jonathan Ross, who shot and killed Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis, has raised more than $600,000. The incident caused public debate over the conduct of federal agents and President Donald Trump's administration policies. The fundraiser for Good's family raised over $1.5 million before closing, while donations for Ross continue amid controversy.
Key Facts
- An ICE agent, Jonathan Ross, shot Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis, leading to public debates.
- A GoFundMe page supporting Ross has raised over $600,000, with a notable $10,000 donation from billionaire Bill Ackman.
- A separate GoFundMe for Good’s family raised over $1.5 million before closing.
- GoFundMe's Trust and Safety team is reviewing fundraisers linked to the shooting to ensure compliance with their rules.
- The platform prohibits raising money for legal defense if someone is formally charged with a violent crime; Ross has not been charged.
- Vice President JD Vance defended Ross, stating he acted within his role as a federal law enforcement officer.
- Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey criticized the defense of Ross's actions and called for a review of video evidence related to the incident.
