In the days since Renee Nicole Good was fatally shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, the neighborhood around Jonathan Ross — the officer identified in multiple news reports — has become a focal point of national controversy, with federal officials defending the shooting as self‑defense and local leaders and witnesses sharply disputing that account based on newly surfaced video. Neighbors describe a quiet street transformed by scrutiny, unanswered questions about the investigation’s handling, and deep mistrust as the public debates what the footage actually shows and seeks clarity about how a U.S. citizen’s death unfolded.
