ICE agent who shot man in Biddeford reportedly in protective custody

Key Points:

• David Brouillette, a federal immigration agent, has been identified by his ex-wife as the shooter who killed 25-year-old Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero in Biddeford on July 13; Brouillette is reportedly in protective government custody.
• The Department of Homeland Security and ICE have not confirmed Brouillette's involvement or employment, citing risks to officers' safety, while investigations by DHS and the Maine Attorney General's office are ongoing.
• Multiple ex-wives have publicly accused Brouillette of domestic abuse, with court records detailing a history of violence and harassment, including incidents involving his children.
• A family court request for protective custody of Brouillette’s minor stepdaughter was denied due to hearsay rules, despite concerns about her safety related to Brouillette's behavior and firearm possession.
• The family of the victim seeks criminal charges against Brouillette, but authorities have yet to disclose details of the investigations into the shooting.