A Texas woman who boasted about not going to jail for her role in the Capitol riot has now been sentenced to two months behind bars.
Real estate agent Jenna Ryan received the sixty-day sentence on Thursday after initially pleading guilty on August 19th to one misdemeanor count of parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building. Ryan confessed that she was a part of the mob that entered the Capitol on January 6th to protest the certification of votes that named Joe Biden the winner for the presidential election.
Ryan traveled by private jet to Washington, D.C., the day before the riot and documented her lavish trip on social media. Ryan says, “we’re going to go down and storm the Capitol” in a now-deleted video and asks followers to wish her luck.
After her arrest, Ryan wrote on Twitter that she wouldn’t be doing any jail time because she was a white woman.
“Definitely not going to jail. Sorry I have blonde hair, white skin, a great job, a great future, and I’m not going to jail” and “I did nothing wrong,” the tweet read.
The avid Trump supporter was photographed multiple times during the Capitol riot, acting as a “cheerleader.”
"This is a defendant who began that morning by speaking of a prelude to war," the DOJ says about Jenna Ryan. "She indicated she was willing to lay down her life to enter the Capitol, because it was that important to her." #CapitolRiot pic.twitter.com/lWTeKl95EH
— Jordan Fischer (@JordanOnRecord) November 4, 2021
After her sentencing, Ryan spoke with WUSA9 Chief Investigative Reporter Eric Flack, expressing frustration in the outcome of her case.
“I’m disappointed that I’m being used as an example because other people that walked in for two minutes may not have the same thing, but because I’m a public person and I have a Twitter account, I’m being punished for that,” she stated.
In addition to her jail stint, Ryan has been ordered to pay $500 in restitution.
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