The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) agent who was rammed by “activist” Renee Good in Minneapolis last week was hospitalised with internal bleeding after the incident, the Department of Homeland Security has confirmed. Jonathan Ross, who fired three shots at Ms Good after she drove her vehicle into him, suffered internal bleeding to his torso after the encounter. The extent of the federal agent’s injury has not been disclosed. Shortly after the deadly encounter, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem confirmed Mr Ross had been hospitalised and was discharged later that day.
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Ms Noem said he was recovering from his injuries, adding the agent believed he was protecting his fellow officers from harm as Ms Good drove towards him.One source told CBS News that he has not returned to his law enforcement duties since the incident. Mr Ross, who has served as an Ice agent for more than a decade, was left in “excruciating pain” after being dragged by a car in a separate incident in June 2025. The encounter left him hospitalised and requiring 33 stitches, according to court documents. On Sunday, US Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino said Mr Ross “has had several threats against his life” over the last week, adding that he has been placed in a “safe location”.He told CBS: “He’s recovering from those injuries, and we’re thankful that he’s recovering.”Mr Ross has not spoken out publicly since the shooting. The Department of Justice’s civil rights division has not opened an investigation into whether the agent had violated Ms Good’s rights during the encounter. US NEWS – READ THE LATEST:Travis Kelce admits shock over ‘deceitful’ mother Donna after TV appearance as brother Jason agreesBritain and the US pulling troops out of Qatar amid fears of Iranian strikesElon Musk’s X backs down in row over AI images as Keir Starmer issues new threatMr Ross is “increasingly unlikely” to have criminal charges brought against him, The New York Times has reported.And at the same time, a crowd-funding appeal to support any potential legal costs he may face has raised more than $700,000 (£520,000).Friends have indicated Ms Good became involved in activism through her six-year-old son’s charter school and its local “Ice Watch” group.President Donald Trump described Ms Good as a “professional agitator” who was “very violent” and “very radical,” adding she was shot in self-defence.After rumours swirled online that the mother-of-three had a criminal past, Ms Good’s sister-in-law took to Facebook on Monday to address the allegations.Morgan Fletcher wrote: “We’ve seen the false claims and the wrong Renee Good’s info being posted (criminal history? She didn’t have one).Some had suggested the 37-year-old was a child abuser who had lost custody of her children – claims the family firmly rejects.Ms Fletcher, connected to Good through her late ex-husband Timmy Macklin Jr, said the family had waited to release a coordinated response.”Regardless of what happened, she was our family. [My husband] Cole and my sister-in-law. And our nephew is now an orphan.”No matter where you stand on the issue of Ice or whether or not you think she did or didn’t deserve what happened, please remember she was a human being and she had loved ones including children who can and will likely see all of these things about their mother and her wife, whom she loved dearly,” Ms Fletcher wrote.Our Standards:
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