Jeffrey Alexander Sherbrook, 47, was shot and killed on the evening of February 18, 2020, at a home in Northwest Pensacola. He was born July 14, 1972, in Weymouth, Massachusetts, and served in the military from age 17, rising to Chief Warrant Officer. Friends and family remembered his love of football, weightlifting, and his devotion to loved ones.

The shooter was his estranged wife, Millanie Sherbrook. The shooting came four days after Jeffrey withdrew divorce papers he had filed on Valentine’s Day. The couple had a tumultuous history: Millanie was arrested in October 2019 after an alleged incident in which she threatened Jeffrey at gunpoint to sign divorce papers; those aggravated assault charges were later dropped for lack of evidence. Millanie’s attorney says she acted in self-defense and that she had attempted to obtain a domestic violence injunction that was denied. Authorities in Escambia County and the State Attorney’s Office investigated whether the shooting could be justified under Florida’s stand your ground law; Millanie cooperated with investigators.

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