He is a supposed "law enforcement officer" he assumes a risk. That doesn't mean you get to shoot people.
I've seen justifiable shootings by police. This isn't it.
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Jonathan Ross murdered Renee Nicole Good. Spread the word.
I've been hoping this info would come out. I posted in another thread about how he should live the rest of his life being hated and shunned by everyone around him.
You know, since the Fourth Reich likely won't prosecute him.
There is no statute of limitations on murder.
The feds will protect him, but that's only guaranteed for as long as the current regime is in power. Even if the next administration (or the one after that, or the one after that, etc) isn't inclined to make a federal case out of it, they could easily decide to just not obstruct justice and cooperate, handing everything over to the state.
“That very ICE officer nearly had his life ended … six months ago,” Vance said, referring to a car-dragging incident with the agent.
“You think maybe he’s a little bit sensitive about somebody ramming him?”
Then maybe he shouldn't be back out in the fucking field yet.
Maybe the first instance was his fault too and he should have been fired not sent back out for duty
“You think maybe he’s a little bit sensitive about somebody ramming him?”
Fuck his feelings.
source: all of his supporters.
Awwww was baby feeling sensitive?
Pretty rich coming from these "warrior" tough guy assholes
He walked around the vehicle and positioned himself to simultaneously be in “danger” of getting hit as well as being able to get out of the way and kill the driver.
Apparently the agent videoed it as well and you can see that as she’s moving the car back and then forward, her focus was on the guy trying to open the car door until the last second. There was zero intent to run over the agent.
That very ICE officer nearly had his life ended … six months ago
Too bad it was nearly, or Renee would probably be alive.
Maybe hes too incompetent to be i the field, considering hes put himself in harms way twice now in the same way.
Then maybe he shouldn't be back out in the fucking field yet.
Not to mention maybe don’t approach the front of a vehicle that was already in the process of trying to move before you stood in front of it?
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Lethal force is not justified by being a little bitch.
He just did what they wanted him to do. This was all planned.
The objective is fear and intimidation. They demonstrate their power by lying about it.
Agreed. Though I would add, HE really wanted to do it himself, of his own sociopathy and deep insecurities, or he would have taken the much easier route and ignored them, letting someone else have the shot. He had to break inertia to unholster his gun.
You're right, his superiors all the way up the chain absolutely wanted him to do it: they are desperate to the point of insane about avoiding midterms now.
But make no mistake. HE really wanted to do it, and do it under the cover of law. HE wanted to shoot an unarmed person who presented no threat and to know he got away with it, plus get whatever bonus people get for doing their dirty work.
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You would have thought it would teach him not to use his own body to try to stop someone in a car driving away.
I bet he's been replaying the events over and over in his head, telling himself how he would do different next time by shooting the person in the face.
Then he had the opportunity to put himself in that exact position again, and guess what he did.
Wouldn't surprise me at all if this was premeditated in that way.
It’s how he can get justification for his itchy trigger finger though.
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Vance that says that the agent is sensitive about being rammed, like it would justify any bit of this. "Of course the rabid dog bit them to death, it's rabid!"
He shouldn't be on the job if he's mentally incapable of telling if someone is fleeing or being aggressive.
This isn't a job it's a criminal organization.
I'm sensitive about feeling threatened by federal agents, does that mean I can shoot them?
When you flee, don't turn the wheels away from the agent. It could save your life
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So he’s a fucking dumbass who doesn’t know not to be near a moving vehicle. There’s a reason cops stay like an arms length away during a traffic stop and ask you to turn off the car.
IF the report of the last incident is to be believed (I don’t):
- He escalated the earlier incident by breaking the dudes window and reaching in.
- He either got caught on the glass he himself broke, or he kept holding on as the car started moving.
- He knows how to not use lethal force (he tased the last victim)
If he’s “sensitive” about getting dragged he shouldn’t be out in the field. Nor should he be approaching vehicles.
Obligatory fuck JD Vance.
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The Department of Homeland Security confirmed Thursday that the agent who killed Good was the same officer dragged by a suspect in Bloomington last June. Although Ross was not named in the 13-page indictment of the driver, he is identified in several court records filed in the case, including photo exhibits from the hospital. He is also listed by name as a witness.
Nice sleuthing.
A law enforcement source, who is not authorized to speak publicly, confirmed that Ross is the shooter.
LEO doing something useful!
So he has an established pattern of attacking drivers in this same manner. Sounds like premeditation to me.
So because he got 20 stitches after smashing in a car window attacking another driver he’s allowed to shoot people in the head.
Also, Couchfucker got to smear the shit on this story while announcing a new “special” AG office to investigate fraud . . . starting in Minnesota. Purely coincidentally.
When asked to respond to Tim Walz’s comments he said “I don’t care what [he] thinks”.
So, is the Star Tribune stating that since he was dragged along previously, he panicked and fired this time? Or that he reported a while back being dragged along, so that charge might be bullshit too?
Well, we don't know exactly, but the court documents state that he was dragged after smashing the driver's window, reaching in, and trying to open the door from the inside. The driver panicked (rightfully) and tried to drive away.
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No, they’re reporting that’s how they found his name.
The DHS put it out there in the first place so they could say it’s okay he shot a civilian at point blank range.
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Then this scum sucking, low life worm named Jonathan Ross should know the difference between being dragged and standing 2 to 3 feet away from a car by now. I hope he his is hounded ceaselessly to his grave and then ghosts take it from there for eternity.
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OBVIOUSLY he Had the RIGHT to Murder a Mother because he had a History of being Dragged once! And OBVIOUSLY the Mother had NO RIGHT to even TRY to Resist ICE even though ICE has a History of Murdering People!
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