Dawn Light, the woman arrested outside Lindsay Clancy's trial on Tuesday, appeared in court Wednesday for her arraignment.
After the hearing, she sprinted to her car, outpacing the media scrum.
The retired nurse stood quietly as prosecutors outlined their case. They said security personnel rushed to a parking lot after learning someone may have been filming jurors.
Prosecutors claim officers approached Light and asked if she was taking photos of anyone in the lot.
She allegedly said she wasn't, but was waiting for Lindsay Clancy to come out.
Light, who has no criminal history, allegedly consented to a search of her camera roll and deleted photos.
No photos of the jury were found on her camera roll, but prosecutors allege videos of them were in the deleted folder.
Prosecutors requested $50K bail, but the judge denied it. However, Light was ordered not to go near the courthouse unless for her own hearing.
As she left, Light ran, with media struggling to keep up.
She said little about the incident but admitted she's a fan of Lindsay and came to 'see her.'
Lindsay's defense attorney, Kevin Reddington, was also present for the arraignment. He reportedly sprinted down multiple flights of stairs to make it in time.
The Lindsay Clancy jury is in its fifth day of deliberations. They've told the judge they're deadlocked, but he ordered them to continue deliberating.
