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The FBI agent who opened the civil-rights probe into Renee Good’s death by ICE agent Jonathan Ross has resigned; the investigation reportedly shifted from civil rights to an assault inquiry, with the FBI reportedly blocking the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension’s role, and the case has coincided with DOJ scrutiny and ongoing protests.
A Homeland Security official told the Associated Press that ICE agent Jonathan Ross was injured—reportedly with internal bleeding to the torso—during the Minneapolis encounter that left Renee Good dead; specifics on the injury’s severity, diagnosis, or treatment were not disclosed, and Ross’s attorney declined to comment.
The ICE agent who fatally shot Renee Good in Minneapolis, Jonathan Ross, suffered internal bleeding to the torso after the shooting. DHS confirmed the injury but provided few details. He was treated and released the same day, and officials note he has faced threats and is recovering in a safe location; the department has not offered further information as the story develops.
A Daily Kos Community diary provides a frame-by-frame video analysis of the January 8, 2026 shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis, arguing that Jonathan Ross deliberately drew and discharged his weapon as Good attempted to back away, suggesting premeditated intent and labeling the act as an assassination. The post includes detailed frame references (frames 1–24) and accompanying images sourced from Forbes, interwoven with strong political and moral outrage toward the shooter.
John Romita Sr, the Marvel Comics artist who co-created characters such as Wolverine and Mary Jane Watson, has died at the age of 93. Tributes have been paid by fellow artists and fans, including Guardians of the Galaxy writer and director James Gunn, who revealed that Romita had encouraged him as a child. Romita's son, John Romita Jr, also a comics artist, confirmed his father's death and described him as "a legend in the art world". Romita Sr worked on many Spider-Man projects for Marvel, as well as a Superman cover for DC.