Texas Florist Who Recorded Herself Bragging About Storming the Capitol Gets to Go to Mexico, Federal Judge Rules

A Texas florist who wrapped herself in a Trump flag and admitted on a video she recorded that “we did break down Nancy Pelosi’s office door” on Jan. 6 has been granted permission to travel outside of the United States later on in February. U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden , a Donald Trump appointee, allowed Jenny Cudd to travel outside of the U.S. amid the pending criminal case to attend a “work-related” retreat. Neither prosecutors nor Cudd’s Pretrial Services officer opposed the motion to travel. “Defendant Jenny Louise Cudd seeks permission for pre-paid, work-related travel to Mexico from February 18, 2021 through February 21, 2021. Neither Defendant’s Pretrial Services Officer nor the Government oppose this request,” McFadden noted. “The Court also notes the Defendant has no criminal history and there is no evidence before the Court suggesting the Defendant is a flight risk or poses a danger to others.” The judge ordered Cudd to “provide her itinerary to her supervising Pretrial Services Officer and follow any other instructions provided by Pretrial Services.” This is a developing story. [Image via YouTube screengrab] The post Texas Florist Who Recorded Herself Bragging About Storming the Capitol Gets to Go to Mexico, Federal Judge Rules first appeared on Law & Crime .
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