Overview
- A federal hearing was moved to Friday at 10 a.m., when Judge Georgia Alexakis will consider the government's plan to publish the video with agents' faces blurred.
- Martinez's attorneys are also pressing to release agents' photos and text messages, which prosecutors have opposed by saying publication would damage the shooter's reputation.
- Testifying on Capitol Hill, Martinez recounted being shot five times and said a federal agent photographed her at the hospital without her consent.
- The agent identified as Charles Exum was linked to texts, read aloud by Rep. Robert Garcia, that appeared to boast about the shooting.
- Assault charges against Martinez were previously dismissed with prejudice, and her lawyer says she will attend the Feb. 24 State of the Union as a guest of Rep. Jesús 'Chuy' García.