Texas woman who bragged of tearing down doors to Pelosi’s office arrested

TX – Authorities also arrested Eliel Rosa in connection with the riot.

Both Cudd and Rosa appeared before U.S. Magistrate Judge Ronald Griffin on Wednesday afternoon.

Cudd and Rosa are facing misdemeanor charges and will have a virtual before a magistrate judge in Washington, D.C. later this month.

Both released on a personal recognizance bond, KOSA reported.

Cudd and Rosa could each be sentenced to as much as one year in prison if they’re found guilty of the class A misdemeanor and as much as six months in prison if found guilty of the class B misdemeanor.

After the riot, Cudd posted about it on her Facebook page, bragging that “we” tore down the doors to Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office.

She later backed that statement up, saying that she was referring to the group as a whole.

She claimed she didn’t vandalize anything in the building.

“Do I think that it was wrong for us to go to the Capitol? Absolutely not. Do I think that it was wrong for me to go through an open door and get inside of the Capitol? No I don’t. I didn’t break any laws, I didn’t do anything unlawful, and I think that’s probably why the FBI and the law enforcement have not contacted me,” said Cudd in an interview with KOSA.

Several times, Cudd told KOSA she was proud of what she did and that she’d do it again.

She also said since the riot she had gotten several death threats at her florist shop, Becky’s Flowers, which is located in Midland.

Plus, she said, hundreds of people had gone online and given the shop bad reviews.

She has since shut down her Facebook page.

. Cudd told The Associated Press she didn’t personally go into Pelosi’s office and that she didn’t do anything violent or destroy any property.