The man witnesses say plowed his vehicle into a parade in Wisconsin last month told reporters in his first interview after being charged that he thinks he’s being demonized. “I just feel like I’m being monster—demonized,” Darrell Brooks told Fox News in a jailhouse talk in Waukesha. He also said he feels “dehumanized.” Brooks is being held on $5 million bail on six counts of first-degree intentional homicide. Charging documents say he rammed his red Ford Escape into a Christmas parade on Nov. 21, leaving six dead and some 61 others injured. Police officers who tried stopping the vehicle said they believe Brooks did what he did intentionally, as did several witnesses. Brooks could have turned down a side street and avoided striking parade participants but did not, witnesses said. Authorities have not outlined a possible motive and Brooks offered no details on that front, Fox reported. Brooks told reporters …