Pam Bondi appears set to dismiss child-sex charges against DHS agents who allegedly are tied to a child-porn ring that may include ICE shooter Jonathan Ross

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U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi may dismiss child-sex charges against two Minnesota Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agents in an effort to protect other federal officers who allegedly are tied to a child-pornography ring. That's from a report by Donald Watkins, retired Alabama civil rights/criminal defense attorney and current online investigative journalist. Watkins and his news team are investigating possible ties of ICE shooter Jonathan Ross -- who fatally wounded Renee Nicole Good on Jan. 7 in Minneapolis -- to the child-porn ring. Watkins writes:

The Trump administration is putting maximum pressure on Department of Justice (DOJ) political hacks to go after Becca Good, the widow of Renee Nicole Good. Renee Good was killed last week when ICE agent Jonathan Ross pumped three bullets into her head and face.

Today (1/13/2026), Acting U.S. Attorney Joseph H. Thompson (for the District of Minnesota), a career prosecutor, and five of his prosecutors resigned in protest of the DOJ's decision to, so far, not investigate the fatal shooting of Renee Good.

Meanwhile, my news team is investigating what ties, if any, Ross has to a child-porn ring that ensnared Minnesota-based Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agents Timothy Ryan Gregg and Anthony John Crowley in 2025. Both men pleaded guilty and are awaiting sentencing.

Joseph Thompson and his local DOJ team were prosecuting both DHS agents.

A number of legal experts have accused Bondi of acting as Donald Trump's personal attorney, rather than serving as an impartial "lawyer for the people." Watkins indicates that accusation has legs:

Confidential news sources say Attorney General Pam Bondi, who is obstructing justice in the Jeffrey Epstein child-sex trafficking case, may voluntarily dismiss the criminal charges against Gregg and Crowley to protect other DHS agents in the child porn-ring. Reportedly, one of these DHS agents is a “high-profile” and "radioactive" ICE agent.

Could Jonathan Ross, the ICE officer who shot Renee Nicole Good, be considered "radioactive" at the moment, having sparked large-scale protests in Minnesota and around the country?

Donald Watkins intends to find out.