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This murder appears to be a direct result of Renee Good's murder going unpunished
He felt confident in his excuse that hebwas going to be run over. I just hope a future administration holds these murderers to account
There is no statute of limitations on murder
good for her. I hope the community protects her from these criminal bastards.
It sure won't be the police or government. So everyone who knows her has to be on their toes and be ready to protect her against some of the worst scum of this earth.
This is worth reading the entire thing, but here's some portions
David Michael Brouillette’s ex-wife said he is the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer who fatally shot Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero in Biddeford, Maine, according to Thursday reporting by The Portland Press Herald.
Common Dreams has not independently verified Ashley Brouillette’s claims—which also included that he was abusive during their relationship; she previously reported concerns about the US Army veteran’s mental health to his superiors in the military; and she and her family have received threats since reports of her ex’s involvement in the shooting began to spread online.
Both the Portland Press-Herald and AP News go further into the details in regard to this guy's past, with AP speaking to at least one ex-wife and that wife's mother (who witnessed some of the abuse), his daughter, another estranged relative who asked to remain anonymous, and "hundreds of family court records obtained from the Augusta District Court clerk’s office" that "detail years of allegations of physical and verbal abuse raised by his second ex-wife on behalf of herself and his daughters."
According to the Press-Herald article,
Ashley Brouillette told a reporter that she wanted to speak publicly because she had previously reported concerns to his superiors in the military about David Brouillette’s mental health.
It's an interesting statement to make on its own, just like it's interesting how AP News can document this guy's lifelong history of abusive behavior toward others out in a matter of hours but the gubmint meat grinder never could. It's pretty clear they just don't want to hear it.
They could, they just didn't.
They knew. His propensity for violence was a primary qualification.
It's almost like ICE is selectively recruiting this kind of people.
Probably fishing through Domestic Violence Court records.
They don't need to. There's not a lot of other people willing to join them.