Will COP SHOWS on TV Go Out of Style? Since we can see actual murder videos on TV news, why watch actors pretending to be cops? We got super slow mo, Freeze Frame and arrows pointing to the murder weapon...

 I remember as a kid watching Dragnet... And I was always rooting for the criminals because cops were evil and a menace to society... Mainly because cops were arresting kids for marijuana and LSD... And as a criminal myself I didn't care for cops... 

And then there was the show 21 Jump Street... All about teenagers working as narks and turning in their friends... And that was an insult to other kids at my high school... If they were real weirdos, you'd nickname them Jump Street... 

And it got really weird... Did you know that the TV show called "Charlie's Angels" was based on Charles Manson? You got a mysterious Mastermind Man that controlled young women and they did whatever he told them to... But the executives at the TV station decided to "flip the script" and instead of Charlie being a bad guy... He'd be a good guy... And instead of plain looking women... They would have beautiful women... Classic Hollywood TV show business... Much better ratings with beautiful women... 

This is Jonathan Ross, the ICE officer who shot and killed Renée Good in Minneapolis. As of today, he has not been indicted.

DHS CLAIMED THAT SHE POSTED HIS HOME ADDRESS... IS THAT TRUE??? 

Election worker says federal officers confronted her at polls over social media post criticizing ICE.

https://abcnews.com/US/wireStory/election-worker-federal-officers-confronted-polls-social-media-134258608

Google AI Overview:
The individual in the image is identified in online reports as Jonathan Ross, an immigration enforcement agent.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ice-officer-jonathan-ross-veteran-spent-decade-dhs-rcna253254

evidently he moved... And no longer lives there...

According to NBC News... 

Paigelynne Gonyea said the confrontation happened Tuesday while she was working at a polling place in Syracuse. Two officers gave Gonyea a written notice stating that she might be in violation of federal laws that prevent publicly posting personal information about federal officers, she said.

Gonyea said the warning stemmed from a post she made on social media in January in which she posted a picture of Jonathan Ross, an ICE officer who shot and killed Good in Minneapolis during anti-ICE demonstrations that month. In the post, Gonyea wrote: “I think today is a great day for Jonathan to be indicted.”

Gonyea's post — which she made after Ross had already been identified by the news media — is still up. She said she has no intention of taking it down.

“I plan on using this experience to defend and support our First Amendment right,” Gonyea said. “Our first amendment rights definitely need to be protected now more than ever.”