Darrell Brooks
Darrell Brooks was a black man who was convicted for a mass vehicular homicide in Waukesha, Wisconsin on November 21, 2021. His attack killed 6 people and injured 62 others, the majority of whom were white.[1] He was sentenced to over a thousand years in prison.[2]
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Attack
One eye witness claimed that Brooks drove in a zigzag pattern.[3]
Motives
Early reporting of the incident claimed that Darrell Brooks had potentially been fleeing a knife incident. Media2Rise obtained an exclusive jailhouse interview with Brooks in which Brooks was asked by Lucca Corgiat if that was the case, Brooks responded by claiming “absolutely not.”[4]
While Derrell Brooks never admitted to why committed his attack, many have speculated that he was motivated by anti-White bias. The claims have been made based on various anti-White social media posts made by Brooks as well as a rap video.[5]
Protests
On October 8, 2022, the National Justice Party demanded hate crime charges be filed against Brooks based on his anti-White social media posts made prior to the attack.[6]
Trial
Darrell Brooks decided to represent himself.[7]
- ↑ "10 Important Things to Remember About the Waukesha Attack Before The Darrell Brooks Trial Begins," Justice Report, October 3, 2022, https://justicereport.news/articles/2022/10/03/10-important-things-to-remember-about-the-waukesha-attack-before-the-darrell-brooks-trial-begins/
- ↑ "Darrell Brooks sentenced to more than 1000 years behind bars for Waukesha parade attack—Top moments.," Justice Report, November 17, 2022, https://justicereport.news/articles/2022/11/17/darrell-brooks-sentenced-to-more-than-1000-years-behind-bars-for-waukesha-parade-attack-top-moments/
- ↑ Melendez, Pilar, "Christmas Parade Driver Tried to Inflict Maximum Carnage, Prosecutors Say," The Daily Beast, November 23, 2021, https://www.thedailybeast.com/waukesha-christmas-parade-suspect-darrell-brooks-tried-to-inflict-maximum-carnage-prosecutors-say
- ↑ "Media2Rise - Terror in Waukesha," Media2Rise, February 7, 2022, https://odysee.com/@Media2Rise:4/waukesha:2
- ↑ "10 Important Things to Remember About the Waukesha Attack Before The Darrell Brooks Trial Begins," Justice Report, October 3, 2022, https://justicereport.news/articles/2022/10/03/10-important-things-to-remember-about-the-waukesha-attack-before-the-darrell-brooks-trial-begins/
- ↑ "National Justice Party Returns to Waukesha, Demands Hate Crimes Charges for Darrell Brooks," Justice Report, October 8, 2022, https://justicereport.news/articles/2022/10/08/national-justice-party-returns-to-waukesha-demands-hate-crimes-charges-for-darrell-brooks/
- ↑ Prouty, Aly and Andrew Havranek, "Darrell Brooks Jr. to represent himself in Waukesha parade trial," Spectrum News 1, September 28, 2022, https://spectrumnews1.com/wi/milwaukee/news/2022/09/28/live-blog--darrell-brooks-jr--motion-hearing-resumes-for-second-day-represent-self
