A chilling look at the turbulent past of Jonathan Ross, the ICE officer who fatally shot Renee Nicole Good, has come to light. A disturbing incident from last June, where Ross was dragged by a fleeing driver, Roberto Carlos Muñoz, and claimed that he feared for his life.
Ross testified in court that Muñoz attempted to flee after a routine traffic stop turned violent. The ICE officer broke the rear window, dragging Muñoz 100 yards before releasing him. Despite firing his Taser 10 times into Muñoz's face, the man refused to stop. Ross stated that he was "fearing for my life" and felt like he would be dragged.
The aftermath of the incident left Ross with 33 stitches on his legs and hands. Muñoz was found guilty of assault and causing bodily harm to a federal officer.
This unsettling episode has now been linked to Ross's involvement in Good's fatal shooting in Minneapolis just this week. While it is unclear if the two incidents are directly connected, the revelation raises serious questions about Ross's judgment and ability to handle high-pressure situations.
Ross testified in court that Muñoz attempted to flee after a routine traffic stop turned violent. The ICE officer broke the rear window, dragging Muñoz 100 yards before releasing him. Despite firing his Taser 10 times into Muñoz's face, the man refused to stop. Ross stated that he was "fearing for my life" and felt like he would be dragged.
The aftermath of the incident left Ross with 33 stitches on his legs and hands. Muñoz was found guilty of assault and causing bodily harm to a federal officer.
This unsettling episode has now been linked to Ross's involvement in Good's fatal shooting in Minneapolis just this week. While it is unclear if the two incidents are directly connected, the revelation raises serious questions about Ross's judgment and ability to handle high-pressure situations.
, can't believe what I'm reading about Jonathan Ross... Like, how does one person have so much bad luck? First, you're dragged by a guy and think your life is in danger... and now this new stuff comes out about Renee Nicole Good's death in Minneapolis. I mean, 33 stitches from the traffic stop incident are no joke 
, but Ross is still getting praised for being a hero? Give me a break 
. It's all just too much. And what's with the Taser situation? 10 times into someone's face? That's not justice, that's just... crazy 
. Can't we just have our officers trained to de-escalate situations instead of resorting to force? 
. I mean, 100 yards of being dragged by a guy who's just trying to escape? That's crazy! And then he fires his Taser 10 times into the guy's face? Like, what is wrong with that man?! 
It's not even like Muñoz was trying to hurt anyone; he was just trying to get away from the situation. This incident has me wondering if Ross was in some kinda shock or something, 'cause dragging someone 100 yards and firing a Taser 10 times into their face? That's not how you resolve a situation, man... 
I'm trying not to jump to conclusions here, but this stuff is getting pretty wild. So, Jonathan Ross is an ICE officer who shot Renee Nicole Good, and now it turns out he had a pretty rough run-in with Roberto Carlos Muñoz just a few months ago? 100 yards of dragging and 10 rounds of Taser shots into someone's face? That's some crazy stuff.
. I'm not saying Muñoz didn't deserve some consequences, but come on, officer. You're supposed to de-escalate, not escalate the situation further.
. We need to be scrutinizing Ross's actions and questioning whether he's truly fit for duty here 
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. And yeah, maybe he might've overreacted a bit, but let's not forget that Muñoz was resisting arrest and could've easily got himself killed or someone else with him 
. It's all about context and perspective, you know?
And to think this happened last June, no one really knew about it till now... it's crazy how some of these things come out and can totally change our perception of someone. Does anyone really know what's going on behind the scenes with Ross? It seems like there's more to this story than meets the eye 
... I mean, a guy being dragged 100 yards by an ICE officer because he refused to stop? That's just insane! 
And now it seems like maybe there's a link between this incident and another fatal shooting? 
This raises so many red flags about Ross's judgment and ability to stay calm under pressure. I think we need more transparency about his background and any past incidents before he can be trusted with duties that involve deadly force 
jonathan ross was involved in a super scary incident last june where he was dragged by this guy muñoz during a traffic stop 
then muñoz tries to flee and ross is like fearing for his life 
and now we find out that ross was involved in Renee Good's fatal shooting too? what's goin on w/ this guy??