Police video footage of the attack on Paul Pelosi, the husband of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, was released on Friday after a judge sided with media organizations in their request to gain access to the material.

The graphic footage shows police officers knocking on the front door of the Pelosi home. When the door is opened, Paul Pelosi is standing with the suspect, David DePape, and they are both holding onto a hammer. After an officer orders, “Drop the hammer!,” the suspect replied, “Nope.” Then, the video shows the suspect raising the hammer above his head and striking it at Pelosi. Police then rushed into the home, with one officer saying, “Oh, s—!”

DePape has plead not guilty to an array of state and federal charges in the attack. Paul Pelosi has been recovering from his injuries, after suffering a fractured skull and injuries to his arms and hands.

According to court filings, DePape told police that he was searching for the House speaker and intended to tie her up and break her knee caps. Nancy Pelosi was in Washington, D.C. at the time of the Oct. 28 early morning attack.

The video was played in open court in a hearing last month, and news organizations, including the Associated Press and major broadcast and cable news networks, sought access to the material. Judge Stephen M. Murphy ordered the release of the material.

When the video was released, Fox News carried the footage while CNN and MSNBC were on coverage of a press conference of Tyre Nichols’ family in advance of the release of police video footage. Five Memphis officers have been charged in the death of Nichols.