Mark Rivera ABC7

The I-Team tonight with new developments in the case of a Chicago tax attorney accused of murdering his wife in their high-rise condo building. Investigative reporter Mark Rivera was in court today and joins us now with more on a new plea and critical details the prosecution is seeking for their case.
Adam Beckerink officially arraigned, pleading not guilty today to murdering his wife Caitlin Tracey. There were contentious moments in the courtroom when the prosecution requested records to learn more about what Beckerink may have told medical staff when he was processed at the Cook County Jail.
The judge reserving her decision on whether the state will have access to Adam Beckerink’s medical records until the next hearing in March.

She was surveilled before she was shot.
The I-Team tonight diving deeper into the methods, immigration authorities use to surveil American citizens, they deem to be threats.
But those people may be exercising their protected first amendment rights.
The I-Team learning tonight the Chicago woman shot by federal agents last fall was already on the government’s radar. Before an agent opened fire, Marimar Martinez was identified as a threat after a social media post.
It’s unknown whether agent Charles Exum knew of this threat report before he shot Marimar Martinez according to her attorney. The department of homeland security told the I-Team ICE tracking apps put the lives of the men and women of law enforcement in danger. Apple, Facebook and the Department of Justice did not respond to our request for comment.