Federal agents descended on the home of the ICE officer involved in the fatal shooting of Renee Good early Friday morning, according to a report from the Daily Mail. A Special Response Team reportedly arrived at the suburban Minneapolis residence shared by Jon Ross, his wife, and their children, drawing immediate attention amid the growing national controversy surrounding the incident.
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Photographs published by the outlet showed multiple masked federal officers wearing balaclavas, some visibly armed, as they entered the five-bedroom home.
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Witnesses said agents later exited carrying several large plastic crates, a computer tower, and framed photographs before loading the items into unmarked vehicles. The team then established a defensive perimeter as a personal vehicle departed the garage.
A neighbor told the Daily Mail that Ross’s wife, identified as Patrixia, was seen pacing in the driveway earlier in the week, shortly after the shooting. Since then, the home has appeared vacant, prompting speculation that the family may have temporarily relocated amid heightened tensions and security concerns.
Ross, an Enforcement and Removal Operations agent and Iraq War veteran, has become a focal point in the nationwide debate over ICE operations after the shooting occurred during a federal enforcement action. His father, Ed Ross, defended his son in an interview, insisting the officer acted appropriately and would not face criminal charges.
Describing his son as a devoted family man and a committed Christian, the elder Ross said he was proud of him and rejected accusations of wrongdoing.
He confirmed that Patrixia is a U.S. citizen but declined to offer additional personal details, saying he did not wish to elaborate further as investigations into the shooting continue.[/read]