WANTED: Harrisburg woman accused of stealing computer from Pelosi's office in Capitol riot
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Harrisburg, Pa. — The FBI is searching for a Harrisburg woman allegedly involved in the chaos at the U.S. Capitol. Federal documents claim that she broke into the building and led a group towards House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office.
Right now, federal investigators are charging Riley Williams with breaking into the Capitol and causing a disruption to the business of the government. But, if other information is true that is outlined in the FBI's charging documents, Williams may be one of the catalysts of the break in, possibly even stealing a computer or hard-drive from Nancy Pelosi's office with the intention of selling it to the Russians.
In charging documents, the FBI claims that Riley June Williams can be seen multiple times on video both inside and outside the Capitol taking part in the protests. At one point, video from inside the building allegedly shows Williams directing people up a staircase leading to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office. Investigators were tipped off by Williams’ former romantic partner who claims the woman was going to steal a computer from Pelosi's office and sell it to someone in Russia.
These actions, according to court papers, led investigators to talk with Harrisburg police. On two separate occasions, HPD talked with Riley
Williams' mother who first filed a suspicious person's report. Her mother told police that the young woman packed a bag and left home after attending the protests on January 6, only saying she would be back in a few weeks.