Weston had undergone emergency treatment for bullet wounds to his chest, arm, thigh and buttock. Weston also spoke with his court-appointed lawyer, A.J. Kramer, for the first time Monday. His case was moved to federal court Monday afternoon. Weston, who authorities said has a history of mental illness, will continue to be held without bond until he is able to appear for a hearing. Weston was charged with one count of killing a federal officer.
Additional charges are pending.
He could face the death penalty. Correspondent Candy Crowley, The Associated Press and Reuters contributed to this report. A Virtual Tour of the Capitol - United States Senate External sites are not endorsed by CNN Interactive. All Rights Reserved. Terms under which this service is provided to you.