Parente said there were only three bullet holes in Martinez’s windshield on the right passenger side, which indicated she wasn’t driving toward the agent. He said the fourth shot was fired through the front passenger side window, adding another bullet hole in the back of Martinez’s car seat showed the agent fired the fifth shot from behind her.
“In what world can a US law enforcement officer stand behind a car and fire his Glock service weapon through the rear passenger window at a young woman who’s crouched over the steering wheel?” Parente said.
