Jenny Cudd

Jenny Cudd, a flower shop owner and former Midland mayoral candidate. The FBI arrested Cudd in connection with the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol.
In an expletive-laced video she posted on social media, Cudd said the mob "pushed and pushed" and "got in," adding that she was proud that she "charged the Capitol" with people she called "patriots."
Cudd also said in a video that she was “proud of everything" she was a part of on Jan. 6 and that she'd be "proud of everything that I’m a part of at the next one." Those statements, the Justice Department argued, showed a clear lack of remorse.
"Jenny Cudd’s actions on January 6 and statements on social media clearly demonstrate the need for specific deterrence for this defendant. Cudd celebrated the property destruction and was, at a minimum, undeterred by the violence at the Capitol and on Capitol grounds," federal prosecutors wrote.
Cudd said in an interview two days after the riot that she "did not do anything to hurt anybody or to destroy any property. So yes, I would absolutely do it again.”
While Cudd said "we did break down Nancy Pelosi's door," prosecutors and Cudd's lawyer agreed there was "no evidence that Ms. Cudd entered Nancy Pelosi’s office and no evidence that Ms. Cudd stole any property from the Capitol."
Jenny Cudd pleads guilty to charge in Capitol riot - ( CBS7 oct. 2021. and many other papiers) 
* Akte des Justizministeriums ( …justice.gov/usao-dc/defendants - Capitol Breach Cases )
* https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/doj-wants-prison-time-rioter-said-absolutely-storm-capitol-rcna19970?cid=referral_taboolafeed