There are laws on the books against the destruction of government property, rioting or inciting to riot, conspiracy, burglary, assaulting a police officer, carrying a dangerous weapon, unlawful entry, prohibited entry into restricted grounds, seditious conspiracy, and insurrection.
The woman highlighted in the OP was charged with
disorderly conduct. By contrast, some of the BLM protesters across the country have been hit with punitive, felony charges for acts of civil disobedience, in what civil rights experts say is a “suppression tactic” aimed at quashing the anti-racism movement.
Civil rights groups say prosecutors are trying to quash anti-racism protests with excessive charges threatening long prison terms
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