Josh Keyser

🚨This COP K*LLER was DEPORTED TWICE before he came back and k*lled TWO California deputies. Then Luis Bracamontes LAUGHED in court and said he wished he’d k*lled more. On Oct. 24, 2014, Sacramento County Sheriff’s Deputy Danny Oliver and his partner, Deputy Scott Brown, approached a suspicious car at a Motel 6 on Arden Way near Arden Fair Mall. Bracamontes sh*t Oliver in the forehead before the deputy could draw his weapon. Brown took cover as Bracamontes fired at him, too. Bracamontes later grinned in court and called Brown a “coward.” Bracamontes and his wife, Janelle Monroy, fled toward Auburn, carjacking vehicles along the way. He sh*t motorist Anthony Holmes multiple times while trying to take his car; Holmes survived. Hours after Oliver was k*lled, Bracamontes sh*t and k*lled Placer County Sheriff’s Detective Michael Davis Jr. on Riverview Drive and wounded another deputy. He stole an empty patrol car before a standoff ended in his surrender. The first day of his trial, Jan. 16, 2018, gave the families a preview of what was to come. Bracamontes laughed through opening statements, announced that he had k*lled officers and said he had no regrets. His only regret, he said, was k*lling “just two.” He threatened to break out and k*ll more. Judge Steve White removed the jury and warned Bracamontes about further outbursts. The judge later barred him from the courtroom for the rest of the guilt phase after Bracamontes swore at him. On Feb. 9, 2018, a jury convicted Bracamontes on all 15 counts and found five special circumstances. The verdict came on what would have been Oliver’s 51st birthday. As it was read, Bracamontes looked toward the families, said “Yay” and “Congratulations,” and threatened to k*ll more cops as deputies led him away. Monroy, a U.S. citizen, was separately convicted for her role in the crime spree, including helping move the rifle between vehicles. She received a sentence of nearly 50 years to life. Federal records showed Bracamontes had been removed to Mexico in 1997 after an Arizona drug conviction and again in 2001. He returned to the United States and had been living in the Salt Lake City area under the name Marcelo Marquez. A penalty jury recommended de*th in March 2018. On April 25, Judge White imposed TWO de*th sentences, one for Oliver and one for Davis. California has not carried out an execution since 2006. Gov. Gavin Newsom imposed a moratorium in 2019, and the state has since moved people with de*th sentences out of San Quentin’s former de*th row housing and into other prisons. Bracamontes’ sentences remain in place. Deputy Danny Oliver and Detective Michael Davis Jr. served their communities. Their families had to hear the man convicted of k*lling them laugh about it in court. #BackTheBlue #California