Darrell Brooks Convicted Of Homicide For Deadly Wisconsin Parade Attack

The new date is Oct 26, 2022.

Six people were killed and dozens were injured when DarrellBrooks drove an SUV through a Christmas parade in Wisconsin last year.

A jury found him guilty of 76 charges, including reckless endangering, deadly hit and runs, jumping bail, and domestic abuse.

He is going to be sentenced to life in prison.

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A person in the courtroom gallery yelled "Burn in hell, you piece of sh*t" as the first guilty verdict was read out. They were taken away from the courtroom.

The three-week trial has seen strange behavior from the man who pleaded not guilty. He tried to argue that he wasn't subject to U.S. law because he was a "sovereign citizen" He repeatedly argued with and interrupted Circuit Court Judge Dorow while refusing to answer his legal name. He had tears in his eyes last week. Police said there was no evidence that the man who drove the SUV into the parade knew anyone in the parade. A boy and six other people were killed.

The suspect in the parade attack broke down in court.

DarrellBrooks will be charged with Homicide and named as a suspect.

At least five people are dead and 40 are injured after a vehicle plows into a Christmas parade.