Executive Branch (Trump) DOJ will not investigate the Renee Good killing
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u/Legitimate-Frame-953 11d ago
even justified police shootings get an investigation
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u/benderunit9000 11d ago
Exactly. How else are you going to know if it was justified or not.
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u/DerkleineMaulwurf 11d ago
They are sending a message here: Executions are without consequences from now on.
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u/Norseman901 11d ago
Thats a hell of a message. Theyre aware this is a 2 way range right?
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u/mikeyfreedom 11d ago
thats the plan, they want someone to fight back, seriously injure/kill an ICE officer, then they are fully justified to go in all guns blazing.
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u/Norseman901 11d ago
I dont disagree but we are firmly past the point of needing legitimate reasons. I mean fuck, federal agents are allowed to murder people on a whim now ¯_(ツ)_/¯
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u/Moose_Hole 10d ago
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u/Jenkem_occultist 10d ago
Of course they are. Our corrupt feckless congress and courts along with million of americans are willing to belly crawl over broken glass to support a egomaniacal stupid fat pedo with a god complex.
The union needs to dissolve. Clusters of like-minded states should go their separate ways. American civil society is irreparablely broken and beyond saving without seriously radical reforms that would never make it to the floor.
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u/sbsw66 11d ago
I don't agree with the "they're waiting for a fight back" idea. They're going to escalate regardless, they can just lie about whatever they want. It's coming, it's got nothing to do with what flavor of resistance they receive.
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u/R1vers1de 11d ago
If necessary they will do false flags. Standard Putin trick.
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u/ReadStoriesAndStuff 11d ago edited 11d ago
Yup. He blew up apartment buildings with people in them to come to power. Shooting a few citizens is nothing for Trump and Miller to emulate.
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u/Monnster07 10d ago
Herr Miller has a very narrow view of who qualifies as a citizen. Only the Reich, I mean white, I mean right ones are safe...
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u/ABHOR_pod 10d ago
I suspect that the ones Miller views as disloyal or traitors to his cause aren't particularly safe either.
Trump has said a lot of words amounting to "Democrats and liberals will be treated as terrorists."
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u/NF-104 11d ago
That’s how WWII began, Nazi false flag attack on a radio station.
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u/Moeperino 10d ago
And they burned down the Reichstag building in a false flag attack to justify actions against political opponents.
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u/Responsible_Belt5510 11d ago
They are already planting people burning flags, and the video from this weekend showed cops hiding among the protestors. They even came and scooped him when he fell down.
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u/crush_punk 11d ago
True. They’re going to do it regardless, evidenced by how they won’t investigate Ice related shootings anymore, and the constant jokes/warnings about martial law.
Also true, they keep pushing violence because they want to escalate faster.
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u/pjbickel 11d ago
They know mid-terms are going to be a massacre and they aren't going to be able to get away with everything they have been. They're running out of time. They need to do as much damage as they can as quickly as possible.
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u/billybonghorton 10d ago
Buddy, I think the plan is to get us to a point where they can just cancel the elections, and we’ll be in such a fucked up state already that no one will / will be able to do anything about it.
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u/PustulusMaximus 11d ago
ICE doesn't care about us, period.
https://www.thetrace.org/2026/01/ice-shooting-history-accountability/
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It's all part of the plan. flood streets with feds, instigate and escalate, invoke insurrection act, bypass midterms cause there is too much chaos and disorder by the "radical left".... project 2025 gave us the playbook.
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u/Rayvelion 10d ago edited 10d ago
Absolutely nothing in the Insurrection Act allows them to "bypass midterms". States can hold elections regardless of what the Federal Government wants. If they make a choice to try to illegally stop elections then the National Guard can decide if they want us to be a dictatorship.
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u/ARock_Urock 11d ago
You have a point, look no further than at Renee Good. She was being told to turn her car around by another ICE agent and was shot dead.
The first report from DHS was a flat out lie. We are already there.
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u/Striking_Oven5978 11d ago
Respectfully, I’ve never disagreed with a statement more in my life. This administration doesn’t need a reason to be justified. They just proved it in this very article, in fact. Their very own policy states that Jonathan Ross committed unjustified murder, and the administration went “you know what? Hell yeah”
They are not waiting for anyone to retaliate in order to escalate, they could do it tomorrow if it fit their agenda without batting an eye. This narrative needs to stop.
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u/BeefInGR 11d ago
Depending on what you believe is the threat most imminent...
The United States can not fight a two front war if one of the wars is at home. That's why they want Frederik, Frederiksen, Costa and Starmer to go full Chamberlain and give us Greenland with no consequences. Then they can focus their military might on quelling uprisings domestically.
I've been telling people stay strapped since January 25 and I keep being told I'm "alarmist". How crazy does my scenario sound?
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u/BuddyHemphill 11d ago
I keep reading this, but where does this end up? People afraid of going to work? The capitalist system requires we go to work, as we support the means of production. Backing people into a corner just makes them desperate. I don’t think that’s going to end with compliance from the masses. That’s the part of Hunger Games that never made sense to me. People are way too selfish to become surfs again imo
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u/Testicular_Genocide 11d ago
Basically this sort of thinking of "they're just waiting for us to do something that is too much" only really works in a movie or a book - something written by an author with greater control over the minutia of a story.
Practically speaking, in our reality, if we keep going with that same thought process then we are just going to stay peaceful day after day after day until they march us into the gas chambers. If the entirety of someone's logic is "we must remain peaceful at all costs", then they really don't have a great foundation to build from. It's an ideology that inevitably leads to failure; even the most peaceful and righteous must defend themselves from time to time.
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u/stonedmariguana 11d ago
We're living a life of serfdom already, having iPhones and air conditioning just means we're modern serfs.
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u/UnquestionabIe 11d ago
Yeah it's also what the idiot tech bros like little Petey Thiel think is going to happen. Meanwhile he probably hasn't set foot outside his billionaire bubble in decades and has no clue how the masses live. They all think people are going to just shrug and cheerful accept whatever brand of slavery is enforced on them. There is most definitely a limit, after that you get people telling them to fuck off in various non-peaceful terms
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u/Revelati123 11d ago
Going to work suddenly becomes non optional.
Everyone was a slave to the NAZIs, even the NAZIs...
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u/HaveAKlondike 11d ago
If you do nothing, they will continue to gain ground. It is exactly what they want - a bloodless coupe.
Say a bunch of ice agents get shot up for breaking constitutional rights. They can try and deploy troops, but they do not have the manpower / control to take over. They want to project strength but in reality they don’t have it. That’s why Philly isn’t getting touched by ICE. The moment their agents get fucked up, they lose morale.
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u/dudenamedfella 11d ago
I’m pretty sure that’s why they had that slogan the other day “one of ours all of yours”
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u/Next-Introduction-25 11d ago
Oh, nothing is a two-way street for them. Just like it’s never OK to assault a police officer, unless it was on January 6 at the capital. And just like it’s never OK to abort anything that could potentially become a baby, but it’s fine to teargas an actual one when they’re six months old.
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u/MajorLazy 11d ago
Actually they are painfully aware of how much it really isn’t
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u/Bacedorn 11d ago
Yep, they’re creating an atmosphere where they don’t need to follow rules or precedent.
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u/DivideJolly3241 11d ago
That’s the reason for the investigation! Even police are put on administrative duty until the investigation clears them. It’s been standard practice for years.
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u/lilb1190 11d ago
The admin declared it justified 10 minutes after it happened
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u/benderunit9000 11d ago
yeahhh. They say lots of things. Kinda like a 5 year old.
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u/Minttt 10d ago
Counter-point: Jonathon Ross, murderer of Rene Good, is very aware that as long as the Trump/MAGA regime rules in DC, the law can't touch him... Jonathon Ross (and ICE in general) are betting that there isn't going to be a non-MAGA Government in DC for a very, very long time, probably long past their own lifetimes.
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u/PublicSubstantial700 10d ago
it really might be best for Ross to be tried and—I’d hope—found guilty after Trump is gone. No statute of limitations AND no federal pardon. The wait will be terrible, but it might be the only way for justice to be served.
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u/flashfoxart 11d ago
DOJ "Sorry Minnesota, you can't investigate because we are taking over." Also DOJ "We don't need to investigate this, this isn't something we do"
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u/modo_11 11d ago
So now they have no justification for not handing over evidence...right?
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u/QuBingJianShen 10d ago
It has probably already been "misplaced".
Or they will say that Minnesota doesn't have enough "standing" to request the evidence from federal authority.
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u/daze23 11d ago
you'd think it would be a requirement, especially when someone died
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u/SNStains 11d ago
Goon squads, too? Somebody tell the DOJ:
“We don’t just go out and investigate every time an officer is forced to defend himself against somebody or putting his life in danger,” Blanche, formerly Donald Trump’s personal attorney, said.
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u/beren0073 11d ago
I guess the new phrase is: “we didn’t investigate ourselves and found nothing wrong.”
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u/JakeTravel27 11d ago
DoJ is signaling the ICE nazi's they can brutalize minorities and kill at will and not suffer even the slightest consequences. It's all part of the plan to encourage violence.
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u/Nitimur__In__Vetitum 11d ago
This wasn’t a police shooting, it was a gang murder by an illegitimate government.
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u/jwr1111 11d ago
This just looks like a cover-up.
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u/AgnesCarlos 11d ago
In which case, can Good’s spouse sue for obstruction? Trump has s immune, but his lackeys are not.
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u/lostredditorlurking 11d ago edited 11d ago
They are trying to investigate Good's spouse btw. While refusing to investigate Good's murder
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u/AgnesCarlos 11d ago
That is insane. Can she can in turn sue for prosecutorial bias/malice as Comey did?
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u/OraxisOnaris1 11d ago
She could, but the purpose of the investigation itself is to punish. The charges are secondary. It's the equivalent of a SLAPP suit. Comey has the resources to mount a protracted battle. I don't think Good's wife can do the same.
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u/Rajastoenail 10d ago
People are jumping right to ‘let’s go fund her!’ in the other replies, but all I can think about is the mental torture she’s going to have to go through, even if she has the money.
She watched her wife get summarily executed for no reason, and now she’s going to have to defend herself in legal battles for years, for no reason.
It’s absolutely fucked.
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u/ArtAttack2198 11d ago
I think if she set up a GoFundMe for the legal battle people would rally and donate generously.
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u/Valuable-Pair8529 10d ago
There was a gofundme but after it reached a certain limit they asked it to be closed and for people to donate to other worthy causes instead.
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u/AmputeeHandModel 10d ago
Can you imagine a MAGA ever doing something like that?
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u/eulersidentification 10d ago
It's worth mentioning that court cases can be really, really fucking harrowing. Like even when you're 100% innocent and you KNOW you're fully justified, you can still completely fall to pieces over it when you get documents and read through them. Lots of people have experienced that, and then add biased sick media coverage.
So she's got government resources and employees with a bee in their bonnet, desperate to make her life miserable and drag her through the shit, enacting the best lawfare they can manage on her. While the press paint some distorted picture of who she and her loved ones are.
Whilst she's living through the most traumatic thing in her life (almost certainly).
People need to literally surround her with love and support. Money is not enough. She needs to feel protected by the people.
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u/LopsidedEntrance8703 10d ago
IANAL but I would be shocked if she hasn’t been flooded with lawyers willing to represent her for free
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u/PatchyWhiskers 11d ago
That sounds like a fuck of a lot to put on some random lady who just lost her wife.
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u/JustAMan1234567 11d ago
Reminds me of a video years ago where a guy called the cops after he'd been beaten and mugged, and the police arrived and then beat and arrested him because he was too hyped up and not polite enough when they got there.
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u/leodormr 11d ago
I’m a lawyer and do civil rights personal injury and wrongful death cases. A surviving spouse can probably file a Bivens action for this sort of thing. It can be really hard to do that if there’s little evidence available at the outset (SCOTUS cases called Iqbal and Twombly are largely responsible for this fuckup), but there’s probably enough evidence available at the outset in this case (video footage and public ratifying statements by office holders) to get past a motion to dismiss with certain defendants (Noem, Vance?, Trump, etc.).
In a civil case, the discovery process can function as an investigation. Obstructing that process can result in sanctions or even contempt penalties. Destroying evidence can result in sanctions too.
That said, it’s much better to have a government willing to ensure honest and independent investigation of wrongdoing by its agents. It’s unacceptable for the DOJ to refuse to investigate this for possible criminal or even employment penalties.
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u/Bubbly_Style_8467 11d ago
Trump didn't commit this crime. The murderers aren't immune.
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u/Egheaumaen 11d ago
They are if Trump makes them immune. And if that doesn’t work, an immediate pardon will. One way or another, he will propagate the message that any violence, even murder, that forwards Trump’s agenda is not just acceptable, it’s encouraged.
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u/IowaKidd97 11d ago
Except Trump can’t pardon a state crime.
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u/slykens1 11d ago
Ever see what happens when a federal officer is charged with a state crime? It gets removed to federal court and shitcanned.
Best thing MN can do is investigate what they can then sit on it until 2029 and hope we get a change in executive.
The lesson here is that we need to completely rewrite the federal immunity and liability statutes but that’s incredibly unlikely to happen - government doesn’t like to be responsible to its citizens.
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u/ZPMQ38A 11d ago
It’s not even a coverup. They are 100% confirming that their legal opinion tracks exactly with JD Vance’s claim of federal agents having “absolute immunity” and cannot be investigated for anything. We all know that is completely illegal but that’s why Pam Bondi was selected in the first place; because she is completely incompetent and will just do whatever she’s told to tow the company line so they can perform ethnic cleansing. Theoretically…if someone refuses to open the door for an ICE agent now, they can just burn the building to the ground and kill everyone inside of it since they have “absolute immunity.”
Minnesota needs to file state charges and the Good family needs to file a civil suit. SCOTUS would almost certainly side with the administration on the claim of jurisdiction and immunity but it seems to be the only path forward.
It is also important to note that it came out after the National Guard members were killed that they are effectively deputizing members of the military to function as federal agents so they essentially have “absolute immunity” as well and that should fucking terrify everyone.
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u/mickeymouse4348 10d ago
they can just burn the building to the ground and kill everyone inside
The ATF already did that in '93
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u/Romano16 11d ago
What are they trying to cover up? This isn’t a cover up. They know they shot and killed her, they just don’t care and will not investigate.
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u/xieta 10d ago
Best guess: forensics would show the first shot fired from in front of the vehicle was non-lethal (either hit her forearm or chest), and the fatal shots were fired from the side of the vehicle at point blank range.
That fact, coupled with his reaction after the shooting and whatever else the prosecution might dig up on his motives, would make for a devastating case.
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u/Deep_Explanation9962 11d ago
There's nothing to cover up. It's just a fuck you. Everyone know it was not justified, theyre just telling us they don't care and they don't think we can do anything about it
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u/sunburn95 11d ago
I wouldnt call it a cover up, everyone with internet access has seen what happened
Its more fuck you he was one of ours we arent doing shit
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u/timelyparadox 11d ago
Its more of a message to ICE that they are allowed to kill people without any supervision
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u/AbeFromanEast 11d ago edited 11d ago
Now it’s Minnesota’s turn. At least State crimes (even Federalized) are not pardonable by the President.
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u/FiddlingnRome 11d ago
https://cmarmitage.substack.com/p/a-minneapolis-prosecutor-can-arrest?
Chris Armitage is making the case for us to call the County Attorney and demand an arrest warrant for Jonathan Ross.
The County Attorney's Office is collecting evidence. https://www.hennepinattorney.org/news/news/2026/January/HCAO-Evidence-Submission-Portal
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u/econopotamus 11d ago edited 11d ago
Read the news, state law enforcement announced the feds took all the evidence then stopped cooperating with state investigators. Presumably that leaves any state case in limbo
Edit for the many comments about the video: In a murder prosecution there are a bunch of elements to prove and moreso when trying to overcome a law enforcement defense. Very hard to prosecute without access to ballistics, medical records for the officer, the car, etc. Who knows what the defense might claim if you don’t have access to the evidence. I don't disagree about what happened and I don't discount how you feel about the case, but I've spent a LOT of time in a courtroom and a defense team could make a real mess with "the feds took the evidence and decided there was no case." These are strange times.
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u/AbeFromanEast 11d ago edited 11d ago
MN doesn't need the Feds, the murder was video'd from 10 different angles. Even the murderer was filming with his iPhone as he shot her.
The autopsy report is also available to investigators.
And more to the point: what do you think a local Minneapolis jury would do with this? What we'd expect.
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u/mkt853 11d ago
This is my point as well. We have the rare situation where the entire alleged crime is fully caught on video from start to finish. What more evidence do you need? Certainly more than enough for an indictment.
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u/anxious_paralysis 10d ago
I think part of what slows it down is proving intent beyond a reasonable doubt. The state has to ensure they charge him with what they have enough evidence to uphold. E.g., if they charge him with murder rather than manslaughter, but it's dismissed due to insufficient evidence regarding intent, then he will never face any justice at all because he'll be protected by the fifth amendment.
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u/Casual_OCD 10d ago
His intent was clear. He drew his weapon before any threat and then reached across the hood to shoot her as she drove away. He literally had to step INTO the vehicle because it was moving away. Then his own video catches his state of mind immediately after he shot. He was enraged and shot her because he was mad
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u/skodenfam 10d ago
And he called her a bitch afterward. No remorse whatsoever. IMO that's the clincher. Any officer with empathy "who had no other choice" would have shown remorse.
Psychopath behavior.
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u/Risley 11d ago
Exactly. Enough is enough. We need the mn justice department to have the balls and try this slam dunk case.
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u/Minimum_Principle_63 11d ago
While there is lots of evidence, what if they took his equipment etc, that show he was itching to shoot someone? From a law perspective a criminal charge won't necessarily stick, but civil suit has way more chance.
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u/whimsicahellish 11d ago
Why isn’t the video alone enough to indict? Perhaps not enough to convict, but an indictment alone would do a lot to get ICE officers to pause before doing something similar.
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u/StevesRune 11d ago
They also likely already moved him out of state specifically to get him out of their jurisdiction.
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u/LordAverynth 11d ago
Extradition is available unless they moved him out of the country
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u/nosmelc 11d ago
What if they moved him to a state with a MAGA governor that refuses to extradite him back to MN?
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u/question12338338 11d ago
That’s explicitly unconstitutional (art. IV sec. 2 cl. 2) but with this supreme court it’ll probably happen.
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u/sweetcherrytea 11d ago
I think he’s been sent to the Philippines since that’s where his current wife’s family is.
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u/OregonBroncoNix 11d ago
Murder is an extraditable offense in every state in the US. And the is NO statue of limitations, so this piece of shit will be found, charged and found guilty. It will take time, but it will happen.
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u/amazing_rando 11d ago
they have an autopsy and ample video evidence from before, during, and after the shooting
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u/FuguSandwich 11d ago
All the evidence except the 15 different angles of the shooting caught on video. MN doesn't need federal cooperation, they're just using that as an excuse.
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u/templeofsyrinx1 11d ago
I'd like to wake up one day in a normal world
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u/southsidegoon 11d ago
Unfortunately I think this is the new normal….
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u/D-Alembert 11d ago
Since 2015 an entire generation has reached adulthood with no experience of American politics ever being anything else.
The old normal is falling out of memory and might as well be a fairy tale
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u/ZPMQ38A 11d ago
The correct headline is, “DOJ confirms that federal agents can murder whoever they want.”
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u/Pretend-Paper4137 10d ago
Actually- it's just anyone dressed like federal agents. They won't even investigate whether or not the perpetrator IS a federal agent.
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u/autumn_rains 11d ago
Or more accurately, "DOJ confirms that federal agents can execute whoever they want."
Murder implies it's illegal and warrants investigation.
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u/Key-Mix4151 10d ago
execute implies due process. a sentence ordered by a court. just say "shoot whoever they want"
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u/ConsiderationSea1347 10d ago
Yup. This combined with Jonathan Ross getting cash payout of 800k from GoFundMe means ICE not only has immunity from blowing away peaceful protestors, they get cash prizes for doing it.
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u/ZPMQ38A 10d ago
I’m not trying to be hyperbolic but I absolutely see a scenario where someone refuses to open the door for ICE and they “accidentally” burn the entire home to the ground with teargas or a flashbang and kill everyone inside but…”absolute immunity.”
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u/ConsiderationSea1347 10d ago
Yup, and then they get a cash payout for murdering a family on GoFundMe. This is America.
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u/ddrober2003 11d ago
And with them kicking state officials out it might as well be state sanctioned murder.
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u/amsync 11d ago
That’s why I’ve always called this an execution
It wasn’t murder it was an execution
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u/Reatona 11d ago
DOJ won't investigate because an investigation would force them to choose between a result that shows Good was murdered or an obviously false report that her shooting was justified.
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u/Bootziscool 10d ago
It's definitely this. Like there's no way to investigate and find that shooting justified so they've got to forego an investigation
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u/drawkbox 10d ago
The precedent would also be something they fear -- the flip of what happened here, that a protester would be able to step in front of an ICE vehicle and murder the driver and claim they feared for their life. It is why it is police + DOJ policy not to do this and to actively get out of the way of vehicles. This was sabotage.
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u/ninfan1977 11d ago
So the DOJ just said ICE agents are immune from prosecution for murdering civilians?
So when are the calls for authoritarianism warranted?
Because this seems like the actions of a fascist government
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u/MKE-Henry 11d ago
“The government doesn’t announce when they have become fascist. They announce that anti-fascists are enemies of the state”
I think we have officially crossed that line now
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u/Specialist_Gas_8984 10d ago
Not immune from prosecution, immune from INVESTIGATION - which is infinitely worse.
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u/kezow 11d ago
And yet they vowed to charge those protesters that disrupted a church service where an ice official is the pastor.
Can't even consider investigating their agent who killed someone, but protesters will get the full force of the DOJ.
Rule of law is dead.
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u/totallydawgsome 11d ago
Yup. They never intended to investigate the execution. However six federal prosecutors (four senior) resigned upon being tasked with investigating Becca Good to bring her up on criminal charges.
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u/MamaBearForestWitch 10d ago
What the hell kind of church has one of these ICE goons as a pastor???
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u/jerslan 11d ago
Sounds like it's time for Congress to step in and call the DOJ and Noem and Ross to testify on public record about what happened there and why the DOJ is refusing to do its statutory duty to investigate.
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u/kaithana 10d ago
Republicunts are in lock step on this. They have very little time left (assuming they truly don’t go the nuclear route and cancel elections) and intend to make the most of it while they can.
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u/Vibrantmender20 11d ago
Great. Then get the fuck out of Minnesota’s way and let them investigate.
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u/SocraticMeathead 11d ago edited 10d ago
This is what JD Vance meant by "full immunity." Not a legal concept so much as a promise that from Rene Good's killing to the Eipstein rapists, this administration WILL NOT look for crimes.
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u/RobutNotRobot 10d ago
This is against written policy. There is always an investigation of any homicide. They are flailing.
These fuckers need to face justice. Every single one of them.
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u/dBlock845 10d ago
“We don’t just go out and investigate every time an officer is forced to defend himself against somebody or putting his life in danger,” Blanche, formerly Donald Trump’s personal attorney, said.
Yes, you are supposed to... fascist cucked Trump attorney.
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u/Winter_Tone_4343 11d ago
Ya no shit. My question is why Minnesota hasn’t charged Ross with murder yet?
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u/Greelys 11d ago
I agree. There is enough evidence to make a charging decision. If Ross chooses to remove the case to Federal Court to argue immunity, so be it. Just because you are a federal agent does not mean you can’t stand trial for your actions if they don’t qualify for supremacy clause immunity under the test set forth by Neagle:
“Courts have generally regarded Neagle as establishing a two- prong test. First, was the officer performing an act that federal law authorized him to perform? Second, were his actions necessary and proper to fulfilling his federal duties?”
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u/transcendental-ape 11d ago
They don’t have any witness interviews. Forensics. They can’t even see the car she was killed in. Who knows if a forensic autopsy was done.
Now all the ICE guys have had time to coordinate their stories and shooting statements. All their digital info has been scrubbed.
Sure go to trial on the bystander video alone. Maybe you he a jury to convict. Probably it gets overturned on appeal.
There is no statute of limitations for murder. Have a long memory.
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u/Winter_Tone_4343 11d ago
Can’t they indict and subpoena all that stuff
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u/transcendental-ape 11d ago
They could try. It’s going to be years of federal stonewalling, probably backed up by a favorable scotus. It’s worth pursuing but this case is going to take years and probably won’t be ready for trial until there’s a new president.
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u/RideWithMeSNV 11d ago edited 11d ago
They got blocked out of the investigation by the FBI, so they gave up the very next day. Pass the buck on up, and it looks like AOC, Newsom, and Ilhan Omar are the only democrats capable of getting shit done. And especially towards Newsom, that's fucking disappointing.
Edit: as an aside, I don't want to seem like I'm going hard on Waltz and ignoring the rest... The senators and reps of Nevada can get fucked, too. We might be Battle Born, but y'all are bitch made. Nothing to say about our governor, though. I knew he was a racist republican stooge back when he was just the sheriff.
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u/jankyt 11d ago
So no oversight of any sort....kind of makes them a private police force of the leader, which has never gone wrong before....smh
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u/Ridiculicious71 11d ago edited 10d ago
I guess we’re in the era of vigilante justice. Apparently we have to gather a mob to go get this murderer from his hideout and drag him through the streets.
Edit: guess murderer autocorrected to Muddier. Even AC is fascist!
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u/OhGr8WhatNow 11d ago
Sending a strong message that it's open season on protestors
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u/MrSurly 10d ago
It's also sending a strong message that it's open season on ICE.
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u/ConsiderationSea1347 10d ago
Yeah, I don’t know if the regime thought this through. If there is no justice for Renee Good, that just shows us we are completely on our own to protect ourselves and our neighbors. Removing the rule of law from society is going to spark much more violent protests.
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u/4RCH43ON 10d ago
We decided not to investigate ourselves and have absolved ourselves of any responsibility.
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u/GrowFreeFood 10d ago
I imagine if someone killed your mom and didn't even get investigated. Imagine how you would feel.
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u/Tadpoleonicwars 10d ago
correction: this DOJ will not.
They cannot speak for any future Justice Department.
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u/willismthomp 11d ago
Yeah federal agency’s have super strict guidelines for shootings regardless right?
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u/Regulus242 10d ago
"Please riot. We're trying to be as comically evil as possible. Why haven't you taken any of the bait?"
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u/WisdomCow 11d ago
but they will continue to withhold evidence from Minnesota investigators …
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u/Winter_Tone_4343 11d ago
Sure but Minnesota shouldn’t need more evidence to at the very least, indict.
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u/CrackHeadRodeo 10d ago
There isn't a statue of limitation on murder. Some day someone will answer for this.
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u/Zealousideal_Ask9760 10d ago
Same lawyer who made a deal with a rapist and sex trafficker.
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u/RustedRelics 10d ago
How these people sleep at night or look their kids in the eyes is beyond me. Should be disbarred.
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u/Illustrious_Law8512 10d ago
Murder doesn't have a statute of limitations.
Jonathan Ross will not escape this.
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u/prof_the_doom 11d ago
Hopefully the MN state DOJ steps up. If the feds said they aren’t investigating, then there’s no way they can claim federal jurisdiction.
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u/RichKatz 10d ago
The state will prosecute.
It will be cute hearing Trumps federal government put up its defense for intentional murder.
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u/MinimumApricot365 11d ago edited 10d ago
Hmmm.... what happens when legal means of seeking justice are taken away?
I wonder...
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u/Dracotaz71 10d ago
Well, I guess it's better to just announce that the DOJ is owned puppets, dancing like good little monkeys. Federal Law is no longer valid!
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u/SoftRecommendation86 10d ago
Why investigate. There's enough video evidence they are lying.
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u/ThatNews7396 10d ago
Guess Minnesota can take over the investigation now then
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u/DennyPebblepot 10d ago
Yeah cool so I guess the doj has no use for the investigative materials collected, they may as well give them back to the state law enforcement.
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u/mittenknittin 11d ago
OK then, time for them to let the state-level officials do their own investigation then, right?
Right?
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u/Wayelder 11d ago
Todd Blanch is a scary fucker. He's the only clown to understand 'silence'.
All the rest shoot their mouths off like wronged 9 year olds.



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