Procession for US border patrol agent David Maland
The corpse of Maland, who was killed in a shooting in a shooting in a shooting in a shooting in a shooting in a funeral, is taken to a funeral house in Burlingon, while a long line of vehicles follows the back of the horses and the soldiers of the Vermont state stand in focus.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) has been authorized to search for a death sentence in a case against Teresa Youngblob, on January 20, the woman shot the accused, who killed the US border patrol agent David Maland.
A federal grand jury on Thursday returned a four-count prosecution against 21-year-old Youngbrelage, with a deadly weapon and related gun crimes with two other agents, along with Maland’s murder.
The agency said Attorney General Pamela Bondi formally authorized the discovery of capital punishment, and the acting US Attorney for the Vermont district filed a notice of intention to seek the death sentence in the case, the agency said on Thursday.
Youngblob is associated with the “ziz” by the investigators, a fringe, self-known vegetarian, anti-government, transgender-rights collective that federal officials say that may be connected to many housewives across America all over America
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In the shooting of the US border petrol agent David Maund, the FBI is seen by the FBI, Teresa Youngblane, Newport City in 14 January 2025 at the office in Newport, VT. (Newport City in Photograph through AP)
According to court documents, the new prosecution underlines additional details about the leading hours for shooting of January 20 in Covantry, Vermont.
Prior to the deadly traffic stop, the law enforcement paid attention to Youngblob and Felix Bacholt, a German citizen, whose immigration status was “in question,” said DOJ. The agency said that an employee of a hotel said that he was wearing a strategic gear and appeared armed.
On the shooting day, the authorities allegedly saw the pair in a newuport, vermont, parking lot, where the man was seen wrapping unknown objects in aluminum foil.
David Maland, a native of Minnesota and veteran of US Air Force, worked as a border petrol agent at the Newport Station of US Customs and Border Protection. He spent nine years in the army and working for 15 federal government. (US Border Petrol)
During the stop with the interstate 91, the two suspects were allegedly armed, and prosecutors alleged that Youngblobs took out the pair’s Toyota Prius and set fire on fire without any warning, killed Maland and put two other agents in danger.
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A border petrol agent Newport, near VT, moves a robot device next to a border petrol vehicle on the Southbound Route 91, where an American border patrol agent was shot dead on 20 January 2025. (David McGlin for Fox News Digital)
A robotic device Newuport, inspects a backpack near a body on the ground on the Southbound Route 91 near VT, where an American border patrol agent was shot dead on January 20, 2025. (David McGlin for Fox News Digital)
Attorney General Matthew R., Acting Assistant of Criminal Division of Justice Department. Geloti “attacked men and women who protect our communities and our boundaries,” federal prosecutors “would not stand for such attacks.”
American Attorney Michael P for Vermont’s district. Dressure stated that her office “honors men and women of law enforcement and obeying their prosecution duties and honors the memory of the border patrol agent Maland so that justice can be done.”
Jose A, Assistant Director of FBI. Perez described the killing of a federal agent more than a tragic loss, “it would be” described as “the protection of our nation and the security of our communities” and pledging the bureau “would not be held accountable to those responsible.”
Border petrol agent killed in Vermont was identified
Attorney General Pamela Bandi speaks on action for drug cartels and drug trafficking under the operation of the Justice Department during a DOJ and DEA joint announcement, which is a back a back America initiative at DEA Headquarters in Arlington, VA on July 15, 2025. (Craig Hudson for Washington Post through Getty Image)
Following the decision to rapidly track the death sentence of Youngblob’s death, his lawyers accused the DOJ’s timeline of being “unprecedentedly tight” and warned that it could provide a “a close-pointed formality” to the pre-priest process.
Pratiel Motion of July 30 said, “This court should take steps to ensure that Ms. Youngblavan has a meaningful opportunity to convince the government not to carry forward the death sentence.”
Raksha told the court that it was asked to extend the time limit to January 30, 2026, denying the process of young at the current pace.
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Fox News has reached DOJ and Youngblob’s defense lawyers, Steven Barth and Julie Staljig for digital comments.
