Blurred ICE Agent's Home in Good's Death

0:00On March 11th, a federal immigration agent named in court records for the fatal shooting of Rename Nicole Good has a linked property that's now blurred. On Google Street View, this comes more than two months after the January 7th incident in Minneapolis, where 43-year-old Jonathan Ross fired at Good's vehicle. During a major IC operation, the shooting happened amid Operation Metro Surge, the largest immigration enforcement push in the Twin Cities, involving around 2,000 officers. Video footage captured a massed agent opening fire and public records tie Ross to the now blurred address, though no one has confirmed who requested. The change. DHS has highlighted a sharp rise in threats against ICE officers, including an 8,000 percent increase in death threats as they face doxing, and stalking during the immigration crackdown. Good's death, ruled a homicide by the Hennepin County Medical Examiner, has fueled national debates on federal force. National investigators are still digging into the case with no charges announced as of

1:02March 11th. Hennepin County Attorney, Mary Moriarty, says they're pressing for federal records on Ross, since DHS isn't leading its own probe. As scrutiny builds over the blurred imagery and ongoing threats, the investigation into Good's death presses forward, leaving many questions unanswered for now.