Overview
- Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero was shot and killed in his car on July 13 by an ICE officer during an enforcement operation in Biddeford, Maine.
- Democratic members of Congress held a field hearing in Biddeford to record testimony from the victim’s family, local officials and advocates that said Durán Guerrero was not the intended target of the operation.
- Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey’s office says it is actively investigating under state law, which gives the AG exclusive responsibility for criminal probes of deadly force by officers acting in an official capacity.
- The Guerrero family says no federal agency has contacted them and no federal civil‑rights probe has been publicly announced, and officials say none of the officers involved were wearing body cameras at the time.
- Reporting that identifies the shooter as ICE agent David Brouillette and cites past abuse allegations has intensified calls to review ICE vetting and training and the family’s attorney says a civil lawsuit is likely.