Really good to have you here.

So at 7.17 a.m. 717 this morning, there was the gunfire.

You can hear the sound of the gunfire on this home security camera footage.

You can see the cat reacting there to those sharp sounds. You hear what sounds like five, maybe six gunshots.

That's home security camera video from a neighbor who lives just adjacent to where this shooting happened today in Maine.

The Bangor Daily News newspaper and the Portland Press Herald newspaper were also able to

obtain this footage of a car right around that same time, slowly rolling, seemingly unhelmed, slowly rolling in a circle at an intersection where this happened in a town called Biddeford, Maine.

The Bangar Daily News then published video, which I'm telling you, you may not want to see this.

So if you, this is not the kind of thing that you want to see, you can look away now if you

don't want to see it.

But the newspaper published this video on their website of what appears to be ice agents,

pulling what appears to be the lifeless body of a young man out of that white Kia sedan that you just saw in that other footage going around in a circle in that intersection.

I should mention that as they pull this young man out of the vehicle, it appears that they kind of bounce his head on the ground a couple of times.

And then they appear to handcuff, what again, appears to be his lifeless body.

All right, I will not show you that video again, so if you did not want to see it, you can

reopen your eyes.

But the man in that footage is a 26-year-old man.

He's identified by neighbors as Juan Sebastian Guerrero.

He's described by people who know him in Maine as somebody who was 26 years old, fully legally

employed, legally working in the United States.

He had legal permission to be here and to work here.

But this morning at 7.17 a.m., he was shot and killed by Trump's federal agents on the street in Biddeford, Maine.

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