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Texas realtor Jenna Ryan who live-streamed Capitol siege ARRESTED by FBI after she flew to DC protest on private jet
CAPITOL rioter Jenna Ryan, who live-streamed the insurrection after flying to Washington, DC, on a private jet, has been arrested by the FBI.
was arrested on Friday and investigators said there is probable cause for multiple charges against her, according to a .
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Ryan, a radio host and realtor based in Frisco, , bragged about her journey and involvement in the on social media.
“We just stormed the capital. It was one of the best days of my life,” the supporter of President tweeted.
Ryan's actions and social media posts led the to issue an arrest warrant for her.
Ryan had her walk to Capitol Hill on the morning of Jan. 6 and commented: “All these working class people taking the week off … We flew here for freedom. They want to steal the election, they want to steal everything.”
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“We the people are pissed off," she continued.
"We flew by a private jet, God wanted us here today. Trump is my president.”
Ryan also said that "this is a prelude going to war."
At the Capitol, Ryan for a photo and smiled.
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Ryan wrote for the caption: “Window at The capital. And if the news doesn’t stop lying about us we’re going to come after their studios next."
She flew to Washington, DC, from US Trinity Aviation in Denton, Texas, and posted that she was going by private jet.
Ryan shared a of herself on the tarmac and captioned it: “Hopping on a plane heading to DC #MarchToSaveAmerica #stopthesteal."
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She also tweeted a picture of herself on the jet along with others in her group.
“We’re gonna go down and storm the Capitol. They’re down there right now and that’s why we came,” she said in a video clip.
She stayed in Washington, DC, for two days and told Spectrum News on the day of the insurrection that she was entering the Capitol due to an "election rig."
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“It’s not necessarily about taking over the Capitol, it’s about, ‘We the people own this building,’” she said.
She also posted a selfie of herself wearing a Trump 2020 hat with the Capitol building in the background.
Five people died when Trump supporters broke into the Capitol to try to stop Congress from certifying President-elect Joe Biden's victory.
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Law enforcement officials have arrested about 100 insurrectionists and are looking for 100 more suspects.
Ryan was arrested for "knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building without lawful authority and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds."
Besides working in real estate and hosting a radio show, she calls herself a life coach.
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