Money is pouring in for a federal agent at the center of a fatal Minneapolis shooting, even as questions mount over whether he’s allowed to take it. A GoFundMe set up for.
Money is pouring in for a federal agent at the center of a fatal Minneapolis shooting, even as questions mount over whether he’s allowed to take it. A GoFundMe set up for Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer Jonathan Ross, who allegedly shot and killed Renee Nicole Good on Wednesday, has raised nearly $600,000. The organizer, identified as Michigan resident Clyde Emmons, says he launched the fundraiser after seeing what he called «media bs about a domestic terrorist» getting her own GoFundMe, a reference to a separate campaign for Good that surpassed $1.5 million before being closed.
