I want to play this also from the local news.

In Vermont, well, they are saying that a woman has been charged with discharging a firearm during an assault of a U.S. Border Patrol agent.

So I want to read from the statement just put out by the U.S. Attorney's Office there in Vermont.

Let's take a look at some of this

video from the scene of this, and I'm reading now, they say this. The U.S. Attorney's

Office for the District of Vermont stated that Teresa Youngblood, 21, and who is believed to be

from Washington State, has been charged by criminal complaint with one count of

using a deadly weapon while assaulting a U.S. Border Patrol agent and one count of using and

discharging a firearm during and in relation to that assault. Her initial court appearance

has not yet been scheduled. Now, according to the charging affidavit that during the afternoon of January 20th, Monday,

a U.S. Board of Patrol agent initiated a traffic stop of a Toyota Prius on I-91 in Coventry, Vermont.

The car was occupied by Youngblood, and a man who was a citizen of Germany and whose immigration status was in question.

Youngblood and her companion had come to the attention of law enforcement a few days earlier

when a hotel employee in Lindenville, Vermont, expressed concerns about them,

being dressed in tactical clothing and protective gear while also being armed.

Law enforcement also observed a couple in the Prius earlier that Monday at a Walmart parking

lot in Newport, Vermont.

At that time, the German man was seen wrapping unidentifiable objects with aluminum foil while

seated in the vehicle here.

Fox News Digital obtained some of these images of the Prius in question. Now, they say,

according to the affidavit, during the January 20th vehicle stop, both Youngblood and her companion were armed.

During the stop, she fired her handgun without warning toward at least one of the border

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