The July 13 Biddeford shooting of Colombian national Joan Sebastián Durán Guerrero by ICE officer David Brouillette during a vehicle stop in an immigration enforcement operation remains under active federal and Maine Attorney General review, with the officer placed on administrative leave. DHS described the use of force as a response to the vehicle being driven toward agents, while family statements and court records have highlighted the officer’s prior domestic allegations and mental health history without any criminal convictions. No charging decision or indictment has been announced in the ensuing weeks, consistent with the multi-agency process and high evidentiary threshold typical for federal officer-involved shootings. With only three weeks remaining until the August 31 resolution date, trader pricing at 58% “No” aligns with the limited time for completion of these reviews and any subsequent prosecutorial steps.