Partner of 25-Year-Old Maine ICE Shooting Victim Urges Public to Remember His Life
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Updated · The New York Times · Jul 17
Partner of 25-Year-Old Maine ICE Shooting Victim Urges Public to Remember His Life
3 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Jul 17
Summary
Karolina Rojas, speaking publicly for the first time Thursday in Biddeford, said Johan Guerrero should be remembered for his drive to build a better life for his family, not for how he died.
Guerrero, 25, was described by Rojas as a tireless worker, devoted partner and father whose greatest joy was his 3-year-old daughter and whose focus was making sure she never lacked for anything.
Senior officials told Senator Angus King's office that Guerrero was not the intended target of the immigration operation during which he was fatally shot Monday.
Investigators still have not released details of the shooting, which happened just after 7 a.m. as Guerrero sat in his car heading to work in Biddeford, Maine.