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The federal prosecutor said on Monday that the woman was allegedly firing at the US border patrol team in northern Fummont, causing a agent to die, and used a gun purchased by a person who was killed by the double murder of Pennsylvania.
The lady Teresa Youngblut rides a bicycle with the German national Felix Bauckholt. At that time, the border patrol staff pulled them over and pulled them over for immigration inspections on January 20. According to the court's documents, at least one shot is promoted.
One agent, 44 -year -old David “Chris” Maland was killed in exchanges. The court document said that Bauckholt was killed by a fatal gun after pulling the gun, and Youngblut was injured. The court's documents have not clearly stated that the shot that YoungBlut was hit by Maland was still shot by a compatriot agent.
The shooting occurred on a highway in Oliang County, about 20 miles south of the Canadian border.
Youngblut is scheduled to be tried on Monday afternoon for two federal charges, including beating the border patrol with a fatal weapon.
In the court documents submitted earlier Monday, Federal Prosecutor in Vermont said that Youngblut and Bauckholt both had guns purchased by the state residents in February 2024. The person who did not determine was a interesting person in the murderous case in Tellahua County, Tellawa, and the prosecutor said that Pennsylvania.
A few hours before the murder of Pennsylvania, Bauckholt flew to the United States. Prosecutors also said that Youngblut was “frequent contacts” with people detained in the investigation of dual homicide.
The federal prosecutor said the person was also interested in the murder survey of Valeho, California. No other details.
The prosecutor asked the judge to jail in YoungBlut and accused her of hazarding and flying risks to the community. They pointed out that her main residence has not yet been established, and her connection with Vermont is unclear.
They said in court documents: “The initial peaceful interaction between the US border patrol and the occupants of the vehicle was confronted according to the defendant's behavior, and then she unnecessary and unnecessary to gradually upgrade to fatal violence.”
Prosecutors said that Youngblut and Bauckholt are carrying a large number of weapons and tactical equipment, including hollow -point ammunition, ballistic helmet and night vision equipment of 48 -round uterine jackets.
According to the court documents, the couple have been monitored by the land security investigation since January 14.
The document said that an employee of a hotel in Lindeil in Fermont has contacted the law enforcement department to report concerns about a man and a woman signing to the hotel. It is said that the woman was later known as YoungBlut and was said to carry “obvious guns in the naked cargers”. According to court documents, Bauckholt and YoungBlut are wearing “all black, tactical -style clothing with protective equipment”.
The court documents showed that when their Toyota Prius was pulled over, Bauckholt, the registered owner of the vehicle, seemed to have an expired visa in the database of the Ministry of Land and Safety. But the Federal Investigation Bureau said Bowkhol was actually on the current visa.