Indict Johnathan Ross for the murder of Renee Good
The Issue
Renee Good's life was tragically cut short on a Minneapolis street, a city otherwise known for its vibrant communities and pioneering spirit. On that fateful day, Jonathan Ross shocked the nation when he drew a weapon, filming Renee with his phone as she courageously tried to drive away. Her chilling last words, “That’s fine, dude. I’m not mad at you,” were captured forever on Ross’s own recording, a poignant reminder of her heartbreaking innocence even in her final moments.
Renee's death is a grave injustice not only to her family and friends but to every American who believes in the right to live free from violence. We cannot stand by as witnesses to such brutality without demanding accountability. This incident was not an isolated tragedy—it's symptomatic of a broader issue of violence and injustice that must be brought under control.
The United States has seen citizens and legal and illegal aliens brutalized by ICE for nearly two years. A significant number of these incidents involve unarmed civilians injured or killed in contexts where non-lethal means should have sufficed. Jonathan Ross’s actions were neither justified nor necessary, and Renee’s murder underscores the critical need for meaningful justice reform.
This petition seeks the indictment of Johnathan Ross. It is a call for the Minnesota justice system and Hennepin County Attorney in Minneapolis, Mary Moriarty, to act with integrity and uphold the laws meant to protect each and every citizen. Renee deserves her day in court, and her family deserves closure, knowing that justice has been served.
Minneapolis, and indeed the entire United States, needs to heal from tragedies like these. To prevent future occurrences and to honor Renee's memory, an indictment against Ross is crucial. Let us challenge a system that too often fails the innocent and stands with those who have been wronged.
Join us in this vital pursuit of justice. Sign this petition to hold Johnathan Ross accountable for his actions in the senseless murder of Renee Good and to advocate for a safer, more just America for all.
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The Issue
Renee Good's life was tragically cut short on a Minneapolis street, a city otherwise known for its vibrant communities and pioneering spirit. On that fateful day, Jonathan Ross shocked the nation when he drew a weapon, filming Renee with his phone as she courageously tried to drive away. Her chilling last words, “That’s fine, dude. I’m not mad at you,” were captured forever on Ross’s own recording, a poignant reminder of her heartbreaking innocence even in her final moments.
Renee's death is a grave injustice not only to her family and friends but to every American who believes in the right to live free from violence. We cannot stand by as witnesses to such brutality without demanding accountability. This incident was not an isolated tragedy—it's symptomatic of a broader issue of violence and injustice that must be brought under control.
The United States has seen citizens and legal and illegal aliens brutalized by ICE for nearly two years. A significant number of these incidents involve unarmed civilians injured or killed in contexts where non-lethal means should have sufficed. Jonathan Ross’s actions were neither justified nor necessary, and Renee’s murder underscores the critical need for meaningful justice reform.
This petition seeks the indictment of Johnathan Ross. It is a call for the Minnesota justice system and Hennepin County Attorney in Minneapolis, Mary Moriarty, to act with integrity and uphold the laws meant to protect each and every citizen. Renee deserves her day in court, and her family deserves closure, knowing that justice has been served.
Minneapolis, and indeed the entire United States, needs to heal from tragedies like these. To prevent future occurrences and to honor Renee's memory, an indictment against Ross is crucial. Let us challenge a system that too often fails the innocent and stands with those who have been wronged.
Join us in this vital pursuit of justice. Sign this petition to hold Johnathan Ross accountable for his actions in the senseless murder of Renee Good and to advocate for a safer, more just America for all.
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Petition created on October 31, 2026