Man who killed 6 in Waukesha Christmas parade gets life in prison without parole
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Darrell Brooks Jr., 40, told the court before he was sentenced that he had suffered from mental illness since he was young and didn't plan to drive into the parade route.
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Darrell Brooks Jr., 40, told the court before he was sentenced that he had suffered from mental illness since he was young and didn't plan to drive into the parade route.
A day after Darrell Brooks was ordered to serve multiple life sentences for plowing his vehicle through last year's Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin, officials announced plans for this year's holiday celebration.
The judge said the sentence was motivated by the viciousness with which the defendant attacked the parade’s revelers, his lack of remorse and the trauma he inflicted on the community.
Darrell Brooks, the man who drove a car through a Waukesha Christmas parade in 2021, killing six and wounding dozens, was sentenced to six consecutive life sentences in prison today without the possibility of parole.
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