Gun allegedly used by woman in U.S. border agent shoot-out was bought by a person linked to a double murder
Federal prosecutors said Monday that the woman who allegedly opened fire on U.S. border patrol agents in northern Vermont, killing one of them, used a firearm that had been bought by a person of interest in a double murder case in Pennsylvania.
On January 20, border patrol authorities stopped Teresa Youngblut and Felix Bauckholt, a German national, while they were in a car together for an immigration check. According to court filings, Youngblut fired at the agents during the traffic check, and at least one of them returned fire.
During the gunfight, one of the operatives, David Chris Maland, 44, was killed. Court documents state that Youngblut was injured and that Bauckholt was shot dead after drawing a gun. It is unclear from the court filings whether Maland was hit by a fellow agent's gu...