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 / Updated By Andrew Blankstein, Tracy Connor and Ayman Mohyeldin 
  
 The wife of Orlando nightclub gunman Omar Mateen was arrested by the FBI on Monday in connection with the mass shooting and charged with obstruction and giving support to a terrorist organization, officials said. 
  
 Noor Salman was taken into custody in California, where her family lives, but the case is filed in Florida, where her husband massacred 49 people at the Pulse nightclub in June, swearing allegiance to ISIS. 
  
 Her attorney said she had no advance knowledge of what her husband was planning and should not have been charged. 
  
 "Noor has told her story of abuse at his hands," the lawyer, Linda Moreno, said in a statement. "We believe it is misguided and wrong to prosecute her and that it dishonors the memories of the victims to punish an innocent person." 
  
 Noor Mateen and her husband Pulse gunman, Omar Mateen, from a Facebook profile photo. via Facebook 
  
 Authorities said early on that they would file criminal charges against Salman — who was with her husband when he bought ammunition and exchanged texts with him in the middle of the attack — if it was shown that she knew what he was planning and did nothing. 
  
 The 30-year-old was being held at the Santa Rita Jail ahead of an appearance in federal court on Tuesday. Prosecutors will then seek to bring her back to Orlando to face the charges. 
  
 Attorney General Loretta Lynch said on MSNBC that the charges showed federal investigators' commitment to the case. 
  
 "We said from the beginning we were going to look at every aspect of this case, every aspect of this shooter's life — to determine not just why did he take these actions, but who else knew about them, was anyone else involved, is there any other accountability that needs to be had here in this case," she said. 
  
 Orlando Police Chief John Mina disclosed the specific charges — obstruction of justice and aiding and abetting by providing material support to a terrorist organization — in a tweet. 
  
 "Nothing can erase the pain we all feel about the senseless and brutal murders of 49 of our neighbors, friends, family members and loved ones," Mina said. "But today, there is some relief in knowing that someone will be held accountable for that horrific crime." 
  
 One of Salman's family members told NBC News that she is a simple person who should be seen as a victim, too. 
  
 In an interview with the New York Times in November, Salman said that she met her husband, the son of immigrants from Afghanistan, on an Arab dating site and that six months into their marriage, he began beating her. 
  
 Although she was with him when he bought bullets at Walmart and scouted out the club in Orlando, she told the newspaper, "I was unaware of everything." 
  
 She claimed that she thought her husband was out with a friend the night of the mass murder until his mother called her at around 2 a.m. to ask about his whereabouts. 
  
 Salman said she did not know, and texted her husband: "Where are you?" a source close to the family told NBC News. 
  
 Mateen responded: "Do you see what’s happening?" 
  
 Salman replied "No?" according to the source. 
  
 Mateen then responded "I love you, babe." 
  
 Last month, Salman applied to change the name of her 3-year-old son with Mateen. 
  
 Massacre survivor Demetrice Naulings, whose close friend was killed, was surprised to hear Salman was being charges so many months later. 
  
 "I'm just kind of shocked," Naulings said, adding that it was difficult to know how to feel since the feds had not outlined the allegations against Salman. 
  
 "I forgave her husband," Naulings said. "I pray for her and the kid." ||||| The widow of Omar Mateen, the shooter in the Orlando nightclub massacre, has been arrested in San Francisco, sources tell CBS News. 
  
 Noor Salman is facing charges of aiding and abetting, as well as obstruction of justice in the case of the worst mass shooting in American history. She moved to the San Francisco area after the June shooting, in which her husband was killed by SWAT team members after slaughtering 49 people inside a popular gay nightclub. 
  
 Salman is expected to make her first appearance tomorrow in San Francisco. 
  
 Mateen pledged allegiance to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) during a three-hour standoff. Salman has told the FBI that her husband had become radicalized in the year before the attack. 
  
 During the shooting, Mateen was communicating with Salman via text message. A law enforcement source said the couple exchanged, “I love you.” 
  
 Law enforcement sources have long suspected she had a role in the attack, saying previously that Salman purchased ammunition with her husband, and they believe she drove with him as he cased the Pulse nightclub prior to the shooting. 
  
 Salman’s lawyer repeated her client’s denials in a statement on Monday. 
  
 “Noor Salman had no foreknowledge nor could she predict what Omar Mateen intended to do that tragic night,” her attorney, Linda Moreno, said. “Noor has told her story of abuse at his hands. We believe it is misguided and wrong to prosecute her and that it dishonors the memories of the victims to punish an innocent person.” 
  
 CBS News senior investigative producer Pat Milton reported in the aftermath of the shooting in June of last year that Salman was interviewed multiple times by the FBI and was administered a polygraph test. 
  
 Salman told FBI investigators she tried to stop her husband from committing the attack. 
  
 However, as CBS News correspondent Jeff Pegues has reported, officials were concerned that she had knowledge of the attack but never reached out to law enforcement in an attempt to prevent it. 
  
 The FBI is characterizing the shooting at Pulse nightclub as both a terrorist attack and a hate crime. 
  
 Last month, Salman petitioned to have the name the son she had with Mateen changed. An online docket from Contra Costa County, California, shows that Salman filed the petition in December on behalf of the 4-year-old boy, who is partly named for his father. A hearing is scheduled for February. 
  
 This is a developing story. Please check back in frequently for updates. |||||

The wife of the shooter who killed 49 people in the June attack on the Pulse Orlando nightclub has been taken into custody. Noor Salman, who was interviewed for hours after the attack, was arrested at her San Francisco-area home by FBI agents and is expected in federal court Tuesday, the New York Times reports. Per CBS News, Salman faces charges of aiding and abetting and obstruction of justice. Investigators reportedly believe she's not telling the truth about what she knew of husband Omar Mateen's plans. Police have said she was with Mateen when he cased Pulse as well as when he purchased ammunition. Mateen, who was killed in a shootout with police at Pulse, was texting with Salman during the shooting, including one reading, "I love you, babe," per NBC News. She moved to California after the attack. Mateen and Salman have a 4-year-old son.