Case dismissed for 2 accused of ramming fed agent's car in Chicago

The prosecutors dropped the charges after it was found that feds lied about her ramming them and were recorded bragging they had shot her.

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DunningKruger · 61-69, M

How badly was she wounded if she was shot five times? She's lucky to be alive.

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SatanBurger · 36-40, F

@DunningKruger @ElwoodBlues They were real bullets:

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2025/11/marimar-martinez-charles-exum-border-patrol-agent-shot-bragged/

Martinez took an ambulance to a hospital, where she was treated for gunshot wounds and later arrested. She has been released from custody on $10,000 bond; a jury trial is scheduled for February.

This was a recap because the article is talking about prosecutors dropping charges when messages released of agents found they had lied.

KunsanVeteran · M

@ElwoodBlues …even if they were what is considered “non lethal rounds” they should face very severe felony charges and civil charges as well as ICE.

SatanBurger · 36-40, F

@KunsanVeteran They weren't non lethal, they were real bullets, she had to go to the hospital

KunsanVeteran · M

@SatanBurger I am not denying that (and I saw your earlier post before I posted that) but my point is that even if they were in a situation where they had used, non-lethal rounds [which, of course, is a misnomer because people targeted with “non-lethal rounds” most certainly have died from those wounds!], and these poor excuses for human beings (not to mention some type of law enforcement) should be held accountable to the full extent of federal, state, and civil law. Their perjury and the dismissal of these charges against their victim is further proof of their malevolence.