Suspected Waukesha SUV Driver Facing More
Charges for Another Alleged Crime, Mainstream
Media Remains Silent
Posted By: LoveYourCountry, 12/9/2021 7:51:13 AM
Darrell Brooks Jr., who is alleged to have driven the SUV that killed six people and injured many more during last month's Christmas parade in Waukesa, Wiconsin, faces more charges in another crime. Not surprisingly, most of that coverage has come from local news outlets. The other incident involves a 30-year old woman who is the mother of Brooks' daughter and whom he proposed marriage to over the phone last month. Brooks has also been charged with running her over last month with the same car. According to Bruce Vielmetti with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, a new complaint was filed on Monday:
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Darrell Brooks Jr., who is alleged to have driven the SUV that killed six people and injured many more during last month's Christmas parade in Waukesa, Wiconsin, faces more charges in another crime. Not surprisingly, most of that coverage has come from local news outlets.
The other incident involves a 30-year old woman who is the mother of Brooks' daughter and whom he proposed marriage to over the phone last month. Brooks has also been charged with running her over last month with the same car.
According to Bruce Vielmetti with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, a new complaint was filed on Monday:
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The mainstream media is "the enemy of the people." Trump was right.