Darrell Brooks found guilty of killing six with SUV at Waukesha parade | USA TODAY
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as posted by the channelDarrell Brooks was found guilty of killing six people when he drove an SUV into a crowd at the Waukesha Christmas parade. He also injured 61 others.
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Darrell Brooks Jr. was found guilty on dozens of criminal charges Wednesday after a jury found him responsible for driving through a 2021 Christmas parade, which left six people dead and dozens of others injured.
The jury deliberated for two hours Tuesday before coming back Wednesday morning. In total, it took the panel a little more than three hours to find Brooks guilty of all 76 charges brought against him in the attack, including six counts of first-degree intentional homicide, which carry mandatory life in prison terms.
Brooks looked down, hid his face between his hands and rested on his forehead as the verdict was being read.
Six people died and at least another 61 others were injured when a red Ford Blazer SUV driven by Brooks tore through the holiday parade trial on Nov. 21, 2021. Authorities and others scrambled to help victims over a four-block stretch while at the same time beginning the search for the driver.
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