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VIDEO: Who is Larvell Huddleston? Facebook Live stream From Brown Deer Shooting Incident – ( SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO ): According to various law enforcement officials and other people who witnessed the live streaming video before it was shut down, Larvell Huddleston broadcast Facebook live video during the active shooter incident in Brown Deer, Wisconsin, talking about firing at police.
You can watch about seven minutes of the Facebook Live video below, but be aware that it contains graphic language and is disturbing. Law enforcement sources said that police believe the shooter was Huddleston. He has now died, although it hasn’t been confirmed whether he took his own life. A source said a child was present at the scene but not injured. You can see a glimpse of the child, a toddler, in the video. He is clutching a piece of pizza as the suspect talks about shooting at police and mental health.
Huddleston has an open criminal charge in Milwaukee County for which he was released on a signature bond in 2020. A jury trial was delayed in the case. That’s certain to provoke new scrutiny of the backlogged Milwaukee County court system; bail and delayed cases received national attention after the Waukesha parade attack.
The Brown Deer gunman was shooting off a balcony at one point as police gathered at the scene, according to a law enforcement source and a site that monitors scanner traffic. It’s unclear how many people were injured or killed. Law enforcement sources say a woman may also be dead.
Brown Deer is a suburb of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The reports are very preliminary and much is not known. Be aware that conflicting facts can emerge or even be wrong in fast-breaking active shooter situations. Authorities have not officially commented on the situation.
The incident occurred on the morning of Saturday, February 5, 2022. Although some sources gave his name as Larvell Huddleston, online records show there is only one Larvell Huddleston in the country and no Larvell Huddleston.
Here’s the VIDEO and what you need to know:
VIEWERS DISCRETION WARNING GRAPHICAL LANGUAGE IS BEEN USED – CLICK TO PLAY
1. The Video Shows the Suspect at the Apartment Window, Praying & Talking About Mental Health & Dying
A woman shared seven minutes of the now-deleted Facebook Live video on her social media page. You can watch it above. In it, he says he did not shoot his son but admits he was shooting.
At one point, it shows him on the balcony shouting. “Come get my son first… he’s in the house with me.” People outside are shouting at him.
“I just want to say I’m sorry. This is going to be the last day you all hear from me, bro. I’m sorry. It’s just been too much going on. Police out here. She dead.”
It’s not clear to whom he is referring. He walks back and forth from the balcony.
“Ain’t nothing going to justify my actions.”
“I’m already shooting at the police and sh**,” he said.
“Me mentally, I’ve been through too much…Just come get my son first.”
“Ya’ll going to have to kill me, bro. I’m going to shoot at you all,” he yells from the balcony at the police.
“I’m not killing myself bro. I’m ready to go. Didn’t I just shoot at you. We’re not talking.”
He uses disturbing language in the video.
“This is myoutfit that I wanted to get buried in,” he said at another point, showing clothing and shoes lined up on a table. You can see toys lined up. He appears to be talking to a child in the video, telling him at one point to watch a show.
He then starts praying. “I failed you and everyone else. Please continue to watch over for my son…Please forgive me.”
After the prayer, you don’t see him on video anymore for a time. The video shows the ceiling fan.
The video continues for more than a minute, but you don’t see anything but the ceiling fan until 6:45 into it when he reappears. He asks a man he knows to check up on his son.
“I love everybody that love me,” he says. He then shows a brief glimpse of his son, who is holding a piece of pizza. He then shouts out that he is going to kill himself.
Gunshots are not heard in the video. A gun is not seen.
The woman who saved the video wrote on Facebook, “The Live video he made . I swear u don’t know what a mf going through!!! MENTAL HEALTH IS DEFINITELY REAL‼️ This sh** is soooo sad. I pray for him and his family. & the deceased womam family! ??.”
The Facebook live video was streamed on the page of Larvell Huddleston. The video has been taken down.
2. Huddleston Had a Facebook Page Under the Name ‘Velle Vell,’ Where Friends Wrote About Mental Health After the Shooting Incident
“Velle Vell Live Video He Just Want His Son Out Safe. Pray for Bro,” wrote the man who shared part of the live Facebook video.
On Facebook, Huddleston went by the name Velle Vell. “No Games 2 Be Played Just Money 2 Be Made Ya Feel Meez,” his page says. It shows him with a child and holding wads of cash. The cover photo shows a graphic of a shipping company.
Friends have started leaving comments on his Facebook page. “Prayers man for your soul, mental health is the most important thing for a person to remain sane and intact, sorry it had to come to this,” wrote one. “Idk you I saw your life I am praying u at peace and for your baby boy please be kind we never know what anybody is going thru #mentalhealthawareness #SuicideAwareness,” wrote another.
Huddleston Had an Open Gun Charge in Milwaukee County
According to Wisconsin court records, Larvell Huddleston had a misdemeanor carry a concealed weapon charge in Milwaukee County.
He was in court on November 2, 2022, for a jury trial, but the backlogged court system adjourned it. “Case scheduled for Jury Trial. Third call: Court proceeding with another trial. Defense requests an adjourned Jury Trial date,” the court records say.
The chief judge has said previously that the court system has a two-year backlog in felony cases and a backlog in jury trials due to COVID-19 policies that limited how many courts could do jury trials.
The case was filed in 2020 but was still pending. In November 2020, he was released on a signature bond by court official Jonathan Richards. “No possession of a concealed weapon without a permit,” the records show.
4, Huddleston Wrote on Facebook That He Suffered From ‘Paranoia & PTSD’
In September 2020, Huddleston wrote on Facebook,
I suffer from Paranoia and PTSD so no I’m not normal I love people I’m actually a people’s person but I don’t f* people my environment most definitely played a major part of why I move the way I do Relationship don’t last because it’s hard for me to open up to people especially new ones so I get called nonchalant I tend to run away because I’m scared when I get close to people I lose em I don’t smoke drink go out nun of that sh you see me with my family because you don’t know how it to feel to have back to back funerals so I value life because that shit can end as fast as it starts I can go on all day but…
Long story short from the outside looking in you can think of somebody weird or crazy but until you get to know them you won’t understand them fully ?
Thank you, God for letting me see 25 because a few of my homies ain’t make it ???
In January, he wrote about starting a business: “When it comes to my business bro I’m all in and independent meaning my cards I made them from the front to the back all by myself my website as well I save plenty money just investing in myself but one thing I can say is I’m enjoying the journey for the most part.”
- There Are Preliminary Reports of Multiple Victims
“Brown Deer WI – 8900 blk N Park Plaza – Shooter on the balcony of an apartment building, 3 victims located so far, suspect firing shots at police #BrownDeer #ActiveShooter #USFiR,” tweeted the site USFIR, which monitors incident reports.
The site reported two deaths with no officers injured. That has not been confirmed by authorities. The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner was responding to the scene, however, WISN-TV reported.
The apartment complex was evacuated, according to WISN-TV.
