ICE Agent's Bullet Hit Infant Car Seat of Maine Victim's Daughter—Attorney
Summary
A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent shot and killed Joan Sebastian Durán Guerrero in Maine in July. The bullet also hit his daughter's car seat, so it cannot be returned to the family. The Maine Attorney General is investigating the use of deadly force by ICE agents in this case.Key Facts
- Joan Sebastian Durán Guerrero was shot and killed by an ICE agent in Biddeford, Maine, in July.
- A bullet from the agent struck and pierced his daughter's car seat at the scene.
- The daughter, Dulce, was not in the car during the shooting.
- The family asked for the return of items from the scene, but the car seat was withheld because it was damaged by a bullet.
- The Maine Attorney General’s Office is investigating ICE’s use of deadly force in this incident.
- The shooting was part of a broader inquiry into fatal shootings by federal agents during President Donald Trump’s administration.
- Other families of people killed by federal agents gave testimony at a House Oversight Committee hearing.
- This investigation follows a recent similar fatal shooting of an immigrant in Houston by federal agents.
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