Boileau, 33, was a deputy with the Marion County Sheriff’s Office when he shot Wright in the head with an AR-style rifle on September 19, 2024, killing her instantly, as CrimeOnline reported. According to Law&Crime, Boileau said in a post-Miranda interview that he let Wright handle the unloaded rifle then reloaded. Then he let her “dry fire” the gun before turning his attention back to the rifle. “Boileau stated he grabbed the rifle and dry fired it one time,” an affidavit says. Boileau’s attorney, Anthony Tatti, argued that Boileau hadn’t pointed the gun and that the evidence did not support the prosecution’s case.