The Brief The Chicago man accused of shooting two Israeli embassy workers in May wore a body camera during the attack, new court filings reveal. Elias Rodriguez was charged with murder of foreign officials and hate crimes in connection with the shooting. Prosecutors argued him ordering and wearing the body camera to record the attacks showed his alleged actions were premeditated. The Chicago man charged in connection with the shooting of two Israeli embassy staffers at a Jewish museum in Washington, D.C. last May wore a body camera during the attack, according to new court documents. What we know:Prosecutors argued that the suspect, Elias Rodriguez, purchasing the body camera just days before the shooting "underscores that he premeditated carrying out an act of violence."