A jury announced on Wednesday that members voted to convict Darrell Brooks on six counts of vehicular homicide and other charges, including the death of an eight-year-old boy named Jackson Parks.

A Catholic priest and "multiple parishioners and Waukesha Catholic school children," were among the 60 other people who were injured, according to LifeSite News, which added:

The Black Lives Matter supporter and repeat offender represented himself at trial and frequently displayed erratic behavior, including regular outbursts. He also repeatedly said he did not "consent" to being called Darrell Brooks, but instead tried to claim he was the "state of Wisconsin." He accused the judge of not having a license to practice law and of violating her oath of law, often interspersing seemingly random legal terms as if they represented a valid motion in court.

Brooks was out on just a $1,000 bail prior to the murders, thanks to left-wing Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm's office. One of the charges against Brooks at the time was attempting to run a woman over with his car.