Riley June Williams, accused of stealing Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s laptop computer in the course of the Jan. 6 assault, has been granted permission to attend the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire.
Dauphin County Jail by way of AP
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Dauphin County Jail by way of AP
Riley June Williams, accused of stealing Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s laptop computer in the course of the Jan. 6 assault, has been granted permission to attend the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire.
Dauphin County Jail by way of AP
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When Riley Williams, who’s accused of stealing Home Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s laptop computer in the course of the Jan. 6 rebellion, was launched from jail final yr, the choose ordered she’d solely have the ability to go away residence for work, courtroom proceedings, and a handful of accepted outings.
Now it seems the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire is a type of exceptions.
The 25-year-old has been granted permission to attend the Fairies & Fantasy themed honest for eight hours over the weekend, her lawyer Lori Ulrich instructed the Pittsburgh-Publish Gazette.
“She is confined to her residence 24/7 with exceptions. Each occasionally, if there’s an exercise that pursuits her, we ask if she will be able to attend,” Ulrich stated.
It appears this isn’t the primary time the Mechanicsburg, Penn., resident has been allowed a reprieve from home arrest, Ulrich stated. She famous that prosecutors are usually amenable to letting Williams go on day-long adventures.
This weekend, which may imply probably partaking in some corseted cos play, making preparations for a make-believe renaissance marriage ceremony, or having fun with ole common jousting competitors. All of which sound like a pleasant break from the intense costs Williams faces.
Prosecutors say Williams stole Pelosi’s laptop from the speaker’s workplace, which they are saying she boasted about on her personal social media platform. Based on an FBI investigation, Williams allegedly deliberate on promoting the laptop computer to Russian operatives.
“I took Nancy Polesis [sic] laborious drives. I do not care. Kill me,” authorities say she wrote on the social media web site Discord.
No less than 895 folks throughout the nation have been arrested in reference to the rebellion on the Capitol.
