Archive · 9 Jan 2026
ICE Agent Jonathan Ross Identified in Renee Nicole Good Shooting
An ICE agent named Jonathan Ross was identified as the officer who shot and killed a woman named Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis.
This identification came from court documents related to a previous incident in Bloomington.
In that incident, Ross was injured when a suspect named Roberto Carlos Munoz-Guatemala drove off while Ross was reaching into the vehicle.
Ross was dragged and needed stitches, and the suspect was later convicted of assaulting a federal officer.
The Department of Homeland Security confirmed that the same agent involved in the Bloomington incident was the one who shot Good in Minneapolis.
ICE Agent Jonathan Ross was identified as the officer who shot Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis.
Ross's identity was confirmed through court documents related to a 2025 Bloomington incident.
In the Bloomington incident, Ross was injured when suspect Roberto Carlos Munoz-Guatemala drove off.
Ross required multiple stitches for injuries to his arms and hands.
Munoz-Guatemala was later convicted of assaulting a federal officer.
- Who
- ICE Agent Jonathan Ross and Renee Nicole Good
- What
- Shooting of Renee Nicole Good by ICE Agent Jonathan Ross
- When
- The shooting occurred in 2025, with the Bloomington incident also in 2025
- Where
- Minneapolis and Bloomington
- Why
- Ross was identified through court documents related to a previous incident
- Agent's Name
- Jonathan Ross
- Victim's Name
- Renee Nicole Good
- Incident Location
- Minneapolis
- Previous Incident Location
- Bloomington
- Previous Incident Year
- 2025
- Suspect's Name
- Roberto Carlos Munoz-Guatemala
- Suspect's Crime
- Assaulting a federal officer
- Agent's Injuries
- Multiple stitches on arms and hands
Sources
Jonathan Ross: How Was ICE Agent Behind Renee Nicole Good’s Shooting in Minneapolis Identified?
Who is Jonathan Ross? ICE Agent Who Shot and Killed Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis Reportedly Identified
Did Kristi Noem and JD Vance Doxx ICE Agent Jonathan Ross? Inside the Viral Claims