Man accused of killing 6 in Waukesha holiday parade attack removed from court after outburst

Darrell Brooks began shouting at the judge shortly after he had to be woken up by his own attorneys.

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Saturday, August 27, 2022
Wisconsin parade attack suspect removed from court after outburst
Darrell Brooks, Jr., suspect accused of killing six victims in a Waukesha parade attack, was escorted out of court after an outburst.

WAUKESHA, Wis. (WLS) -- A Wisconsin suspect accused of killing six people at a holiday parade in Waukesha last year was escorted out of court after a verbal outburst.

Darrell Brooks began shouting at the judge shortly after he had to be woken up in court by his own attorneys.

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The judge denied his motion to dismiss evidence gained during a search of his jail cell.

Brooks is set to be tried on multiple homicide charges in October. He pleaded not guilty to 77 charges.