Teresa Youngblut, accused of starting the January 20 shooting that left Agent Maland and Felix Bauckholt dead, was indicted by a Grand Jury Thursday evening on two firearm assault charges. On Friday afternoon she appeared again in court pleading not guilty to the arraignment.

The weapons in the possession of the defendant and a dead co-conspirator were allegedly purchased by the daughter of a Media couple shot to death two years ago in their home.

BURLINGTON, Vt. — A Seattle-area woman has pleaded not guilty to federal firearm charges in connection to the fatal shooting of a U.S. Border Patrol agent in Vermont in January.

On Thursday, a grand jury indicted Teresa Youngblut on two counts of using a deadly weapon and discharging that weapon while resisting a federal agent.

Teresa Youngblut, 21, was indicted on two counts in connection to the death of Border Patrol Agent David Maland, 44, who was killed in a shootout on Interstate 91 in Coventry, Vt., near the Canadian border.

Teresa Youngblut, accused of starting the January 20 shooting that left Agent Maland and Felix Bauckholt dead, was indicted by a Grand Jury Thursday evening on two firearm assault charges. She is pleading not guilty to the arraignment.

An elderly Vallejo crime witness who was ambushed and fatally stabbed could be tied to multiple coast-to-coast deaths, including a Border Patrol agent.