Texas woman who took private jet to DC accused of participating in riots

Jenna Ryan, a real estate broker from Frisco, Texas, who caught a private jet in Washington, DC last week, has joined the defendants in Trump’s pro-Capitol riot at the Capitol, which she documented on the networks social media, The Dallas Morning News reports.

According to reports, the criminal complaint filed Friday showed Ryan charged “Consciously entering or remaining in any restricted building or land without legal authority” and “disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.”

Authorities were able to identify Ryan during the riot because of his social media, according to the Morning News, which reported that she he played live walking to the Capitol saying, “Life or death doesn’t matter. Here we come. ”

She added, “You’ll all know who to hire for your real estate agent, Jenna Ryan for your real estate agent.”

Ryan posted on Facebook that he broke into the Capitol and he told a reporter on Candysdirt.com that she and her fellow participants were “front-line patriots.”

“Then they were like ‘someone was shot there,’ and we cared, because our freedom is more important to us than our lives because the whole premise is to give us freedom or give us death,” he said. to say. dit. “We are front-line patriots who fight for freedom.”

Ryan also told local station Fox4 in an interview that he did not believe she would be arrested.

“I don’t think I’ve done anything wrong, in fact, I’ve felt like I’ve done something noble and I’m proud to be there,” he said.

A Fox4 reporter said Ryan and others in his group flew to DC from Denton, Texas, on a private jet.

There have been dozens of arrests since the Capitol revolt, and authorities believe there will be another twenty.

The aggression caused the death of five people and has put the state and DC capitals on high alert in front of the president-elect Joe BidenJoe Biden: Biden’s DNI selection confirmation hearing postponed rehearsal for Biden Sunday’s postponement of security postponement: Murkowski report says it would be ‘appropriate’ to ban Trump from returning to office hold the position MOREopening Wednesday.