Judge weighs release of woman accused of attacking federal officer in Fort Worth – FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth

Judge weighs release of woman accused of attacking federal officer in Fort Worth  FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth

Fort Worth Federal Officer Joe Lock spoke out after a court hearing regarding release conditions for Juliza Aguilar, who was found not guilty by reason of insanity after running him over in 2024, leading to his leg amputation. A federal police officer who had his leg amputated after being dragged by a car spoke out after a court hearing on the potential release of the driver accused in the 2024 incident. FORT WORTH, Texas – A federal police officer who had his leg amputated after being dragged by a car spoke out after a court hearing on the potential release of the driver accused in the 2024 incident. Attorneys at Friday’s hearing worked to hammer out the conditions for the release of Juliza Aguilar, including whether she will be confined to her family's home with an ankle monitor or placed on a curfew.

Aguilar was an employee at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing office off Blue Mound Road in Fort Worth when the incident occurred in July 2024. Investigators said she was acting erratically toward her boss regarding her performance before pulling the fire alarm, exiting the building, and hitting Officer Joe Lock with her vehicle. Lock was run over, dragged, and pinned by the vehicle, resulting in the amputation of his leg. Aguilar was charged with assault of