Steven Carrillo, 35, gave an interview to prison officials while two FBI agents were present, but his attorney says he was tricked into the interview and won’t testify at the trial for anothe…
OAKLAND — Former United States Air Force Sergeant Steven Carrillo may have murdered two police officers in two separate ambush-style attacks in 2020, but now he’s apparently concerned that a recent court filing will damage his reputation in prison.
Both murders were motivated by Carrillo and Jutus’ ties to the so-called Boogaloo Movement, a loosely organized anti-government group that believes a second Civil War is imminent. Days later, in Ben Lomond, Carrillo opened fire at several Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s deputies, killing Gutzwiller and wounding three other officers. Carrillo was arrested later that day, and in June 2022But Carrillo’s lawyer, James Thomson, wrote in a rebuttal filing that Carrillo believed he was being interviewed by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation and wasn’t aware the FBI agents were present.
The filing by Justus’ lawyers says that federal prosecutors recently made them aware of two statements by “two incarcerated witnesses,” including Carrillo and a second man who is not identified. It doesn’t describe Carrillo’s statement to the FBI in detail.
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