ICE agent in Minnesota shooting identified, report says

A Minnesota Star Tribune report named the ICE agent involved in a Minneapolis shooting as Jonathan Ross; federal agencies have not publicly confirmed the identity.

Local reporting identified an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent connected to a fatal shooting in Minneapolis. The report named the agent as Jonathan Ross. Officials said the agent had previously been dragged by a vehicle during a separate arrest last year. ICE and the Department of Homeland Security have not publicly confirmed the agent's identity or provided further details. Key reported facts: - A Minnesota Star Tribune report identified the ICE agent as Jonathan Ross. - The woman who was fatally shot was identified in reporting as Renee Nicole Good, age 37. - Homeland Security said the agent had previously "been dragged by a vehicle" during a past arrest; ICE and DHS have not confirmed the shooter's identity or responded to requests for comment. Summary: Authorities are investigating the shooting and federal agencies have not confirmed the agent's identity. Local reporting notes the agent had been involved in a separate arrest last year in which he was dragged by a vehicle and was injured, as reported. Undetermined at this time.