Identity of Biddeford shooter surfaces as ICE agent reportedly in protective custody
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An ICE agent identified as 37-year-old David Brouillette is reportedly in protective government custody after he allegedly shot 25-year-old Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero in Biddeford on July 13. The DHS has declined to confirm his identity, while public records tie him to ICE in May and June. The shooting is under investigation by the DHS Office of the Inspector General and the Maine Attorney General; Brouillette has a history—or allegations—involving domestic violence as described by his ex‑wives. Separately, a related custody case saw a request for protection orders denied on evidentiary grounds.
- ICE agent who shot man in Biddeford reportedly in protective custody The Portland Press Herald
- ICE officer linked to Maine shooting was deemed not credible in court last year The Washington Post
- How David Brouillette’s resume helped him get hired at ICE, despite warning signs The Boston Globe
- Maine town where immigrants felt secure shaken by ICE killing The Christian Science Monitor
- Second ex-wife of ICE officer involved in Maine shooting makes claims of abuse to Associated Press WMTW
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