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ICE Agent Defended Shooting of Immigrant in Maine, Ex-Wife Says

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By Jenna Russell Verified, Pooja Salhotra Verified, Jacey Fortin Verified
| The New York Times Verified
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. ICE Agent Defended Shooting of Immigrant in Maine, Ex-Wife Says The agent, whose identity has not been confirmed by officials, has a history of abusive and frightening behavior, according to a former wife and others who knew him. A memorial for Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, who was killed by the ICE agent David Brouillette.
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Deadly flooding engulfs central Texas

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By Jacey Fortin Verified
| Hawaii Tribune-Herald Verified
By JACEY FORTIN, POOJA SALHOTRA, EDGAR SANDOVAL and SAILE ARANDA NYTimes News Service As the Guadalupe River rose to treacherous levels in Comfort, Texas, on Thursday morning, emergency workers knocked on the door of Jodye Koopman’s recreational vehicle, not far from the muddy rushing waters, and told her it was time to go. Koopman, 53, a retired librarian, found shelter at a nearby high school with her husband, sister, two children and four pets.
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Two Dead and Scores Rescued as Flooding Engulfs Central Texas

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By Jacey Fortin Verified, Pooja Salhotra Verified, Edgar Sandoval
| Breaking One
As the Guadalupe River rose to treacherous levels in Comfort, Texas, on Thursday morning, emergency workers knocked on the door of Jodye Koopman's recreational vehicle, not far from the muddy rushing waters, and told her it was time to go. Koopman, 53, a retired librarian, found shelter at a nearby high school with her husband, sister, two children and four pets.
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