The American FBI last night arrested a 22-year-old young woman named Riley John Williams, who, according to her ex-partner, stole the mobile phone thought of the House Speaker Nancy Pelosi During the riots on Capitol Hill. However, according to the Ministry of Justice, we do not yet know when she will be brought before a court.
The U.S. FBI said it had been arrested on suspicion of trespassing and rioting in the Capitol only, and not for theft. This, based on information that came from someone who claimed to be her ex-partner, who said that mutual friends showed him her video, in which she is seen taking the laptop from Pelosi’s office. In addition, in videos circulated on YouTube, Williams is seen being forcibly taken out of the Capitol, directing people to go up to the chairwoman’s office.
According to the ex-partner, Williams planned to send the device to one of her acquaintances from Russia, with the aim of selling it to local intelligence, but the plan failed. The device is apparently still in her possession, or destroyed by her, and the FBI is continuing to investigate the case.
Trump supporters broke into Congress and clashed with police (Photo: Social Networks)
Pelosi’s deputy, Drew Hamill, confirmed on January 8, two days after the events at the Capitol, that a thought had been taken from the conference room, but claimed: “This is a computer intended for presentations only.”
The mother of the suspect, Williams, who lives with her in Harsburgh, Pennsylvania, told ITV reporters that her daughter had expressed a sudden interest in the outgoing president Doland Trump And in far-right messages. She even said that her daughter took a case and left before her arrest, informing her that she would be absent for a few days, changed her phone number and even deleted some of her social media accounts.
Her father, who lives separately, told local law enforcement that he arrived with his daughter in Washington on the day of the violent protest, but they did not stay together. According to the FBI, there is no lawyer for her in court documents.
Riley John Williams suspected of stealing Pelosi’s personal thought (Photo: FBI / Handout via REUTERS)