Tonya Elizabeth Webb spent a total of about 30 minutes inside the building, walking through the Senate wing and into the Capitol Crypt.
A massage therapist from Georgia was arrested in the long-running investigation into the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S Capitol riot.
Webb was arrested Aug. 25 in Huntsville and charged with entering a restricted area, two counts of disorderly conduct, and one count of illegally demonstrating inside the Capitol, all misdemeanors. One photo appears to show Webb motioning through a window from inside the Capitol to the mob outside. A still from a livestream appears to show Webb inside the Capitol with her phone while rioters climb through a broken window.
Attempts to contact Webb by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution for this report were unsuccessful, but it appears she may have recently relocated to Alabama. Her Jodeco Road home is listed for sale, her massage business has been dissolved and the federal public defender assigned to her case is in Birmingham.
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