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U.S. officials told CBS News on Wednesday that ICE agent Jonathan Ross, who fatally shot anti-ICE protester Renee Good earlier this month, suffered internal bleeding when he was struck by her vehicle.
The update blows a major hole in the mainstream media and Democrat narrative that Ross was not hit by the vehicle despite multiple videos clearly showing he was rammed.
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Ross was in a similar situation in June when he was dragged by a car as he tried to apprehend an illegal alien child rapist from Guatemala.
A news report from June described the agent’s arm being caught in the car as he was dragged 300 feet down the street, resulting in 33 stitches.
Good’s ex-father-in-law spoke with CNN this week, refusing to place blame on ICE or Good and saying if she was walking “with the spirit of God, I don’t think she would have been there.”
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