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Officer Lock, who was flanked by family members and representatives from the Fraternal Order of Police during Friday's hearing, expressed uncertainty about the future.

 I'm going to have to live my life as disabled,  Lock said.  And my life is going to be limited on what I can and can't do. And I'm curious what is going to affect her for the rest of her life, just like mine. 

Lock is a 35-year veteran police officer. Following the incident, he returned to work on light duty at the same printing office in Fort Worth and is set to retire later this year.

The Texas Fraternal Order of Police sent a letter to the judge expressing strong opposition to Aguilar being released from custody to her family's home.

The other side:

Aguilar has been in custody for around two years leading up to the hearing.

She had family present at the hearing, but they declined to comment.