Overview
- Perez-Rodriguez allegedly advanced on unmarked FBI vehicles with a machete during an April 17 welfare check in Anderson Oaks Park.
- An FBI agent fired at Perez-Rodriguez after verbal commands to drop the weapon were ignored, striking her multiple times.
- She was hospitalized following the shooting and is now in federal custody, awaiting a detention hearing.
- If convicted of assaulting a federal officer, she faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
- The FBI continues its internal review of the shooting, while local speculation about ties to immigration enforcement remains unconfirmed.