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Jenny Cudd boasted in a Facebook video about how the supposed patriots had stormed into the US Capitol
She said the mob had broken down the door of Pelosi s office, sat in her chair and occupied the rotunda
However, she later claimed that she did not do anything illegal or vandalize anything during the invasion
A former mayoral candidate in Texas said she was proud to be among the rioters who stormed the Capitol on Wednesday and bragged about how the mob had stolen Nancy Pelosi s gavel after breaking down the door of the Speaker s office.
Wearing a Trump flag and what she claimed was a bulletproof hoodie, Jenny Cudd boasted in a Facebook video about how the supposed patriots had invaded the US Congress after listening to Donald Trump stir up his supporters and repeat his baseless claims of election fraud in a speech near the White House.
Trump supporter who broke into Pelosi s office and bragged about it is arrested and charged
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A supporter of U.S. President Donald Trump sits inside the office of U.S. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi inside the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021.Saul Loeb/AFP / TNS
Richard Barnett, the Arkansas Trump supporter who declared himself a white nationalist and bragged about breaking into the office of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, has been arrested and charged.
Federal officials announced Friday that Barnett was arrested in Little Rock and charged with violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds, knowingly entering and remaining in a restricted area, and theft of public property.
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A man who was pictured at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi s desk as pro-Trump rioters stormed the US Capitol building on Wednesday has been arrested.
The man, who first identified himself as Richard Barnett from Gravette, Arkansas, in an interview with a New York Times reporter, said on Facebook last week that he was a white nationalist.
Barnett had previously raised money for a cause backed by QAnon, and he told local news outlets in Arkansas that he believed the presidential election was stolen from Trump.
He was arrested on charges of entering and remaining on restricted grounds, violent entry, and theft of public property.