WATCH: “You Pissed Off the Wrong Daddy!” Father of College Coed Who Was Executed by Career Criminal GOES OFF on Democrats

Steve Federico, father of 22-year-old Logan Federico, delivered an emotional and fiery testimony on Monday morning, condemning Democrats’ soft-on-crime policies following the brutal killing of his daughter earlier this year.

Logan Federico, a college student from Waxhaw, North Carolina, was staying with friends at a rental home in Columbia, South Carolina, when she was murdered in May. According to the Columbia Police Department, the killer, 30-year-old career criminal Alexander Dickey, had been on a spree of thefts, break-ins, and credit card fraud.

Logan Federico was allegedly killed by Alexander Dickey in Columbia, South Carolina, earlier this month. (@EndWokeness / X screen shot)

Police said Dickey stole firearms and credit cards from a nearby home before breaking into the rental house where Logan was staying. He entered her room and executed her while she was on her knees pleading for her life. After the crime, he fled in a stolen vehicle and allegedly used stolen credit cards before being pursued by law enforcement.

The manhunt ended after Dickey broke into another home, set it on fire, and was ultimately captured following a standoff in Gaston. He now faces charges including murder, burglary, weapons possession, and larceny. Dickey is a convicted felon with a lengthy record.

Logan Federico and her father, Stephen. Facebook/Stephen Federico

Logan’s father, Steve Federico, spoke earlier this year through tears, describing his daughter as strong, fun-loving, and determined. She was studying to become a teacher, working two jobs, and deeply loved children. Federico shared a message he said came from his daughter’s spirit: “You might be able to kill my body, but you cannot kill my love that my family and friends shared with me.”

On Monday, Federico returned to speak before the North Carolina House Judiciary Committee, where his grief turned to anger.

“You pissed off the wrong daddy!” he shouted during his testimony.

Logan Federico was fatally shot on May 3 during a visit to friends at USC in Columbia, South Carolina, when 30-year-old repeat offender Alexander Dickey broke into the Cypress Street residence. Facebook/Stephen Federico

Logan Federico. — Logan Federico aspired to be a teacher before she was murdered at the age of 22. Facebook/Stephen Federico

Logan Federico in an undated photograph. Facebook/Stephen Federico

Later that evening, Federico appeared on Fox News with Laura Ingraham to discuss the hearing. He was furious that one Democrat lawmaker confused his daughter’s name with that of Iryna Zarutska, a Ukrainian refugee recently murdered in Charlotte.

“How dare you not know her name!” Federico said, calling the mix-up humiliating and disrespectful. “Her picture was right there. They’re blondes, they’re beautiful — but she didn’t even know who Logan was.”