Overview
- In a late-night filing, federal prosecutors said they will not oppose lifting a protective order on body-worn camera footage that shows the moments before the Oct. 4 crash but not the shooting.
- The government agreed to release interviews of Agent Charles Exum and his two partners, FBI photographs and reports, Martinez’s 911 call, and records on her custody and medical treatment.
- Prosecutors asked the court to withhold additional post-shooting text messages by Exum that have not already been made public, arguing privacy concerns and lack of relevance.
- U.S. District Judge Georgia Alexakis is set to rule Wednesday on the releases after criticizing officials for leaving online statements that labeled Martinez a terrorist.
- Testifying to Congress, Martinez said a federal agent photographed her as she left the hospital, and court filings note a separate South Bend investigation involving her car remains active.