Midland Woman Pleads Guilty In January 6th Case

MIDLAND, TX –– More than 280 days after Midland native Jenny Cudd entered the U.S. Capitol on January 6th, she has finally accepted a plea deal.

Cudd originally made headlines after her Facebook Lives went viral on social media. News outlets all over the country shared the footage where she bragged about being inside the building and being part of the crowd.

"F--k yes, I am proud of my actions, I f--king charged the Capitol today with patriots today. Hell, yes I am proud of my actions," said Cudd in one of the videos.

Watch: Midland Woman Brags On Facebook She Charged the Capitol

From the beginning, Cudd aimed to fight the charges of entering and remaining on restricted grounds and disorderly conduct or violent entry. She claimed the charges stemmed from political differences and asked to move the trial to West Texas in order to have a fair trial.

Cudd even set up an online fundraiser to help fund her legal defense, where she received $1,895.

In exchange for a guilty plea, Cudd only pleaded guilty to knowingly entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds.

Cudd's sentencing hearing will be held in March. The flower shop owner faces up to one year in prison, a $100,000 fine, and a year of supervised release after prison. Cudd will be ordered to pay $500 in restitution.