Gina Bisignano, the Beverly Hills salon owner arrested for her participation in the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, has returned to Beverly Hills on conditional release. After a magistrate judge initially released her on bail, Bisignano was taken back into custody late January where she remained for over a month. Bisignano was indicted by a grand jury on seven charges in February. She will remain in the city for 45 days while she closes her business, before joining family in Philadelphia to await her trial.
Bisignano and two other Beverly Hills residents, John Strand, 37, and Dr. Simone Gold, 55, were arrested over the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday weekend by the FBI, with assistance by the Beverly Hills Police Department, pursuant to federal charges filed in Washington, D.C. They appeared in U.S. District Court for the Central District of California in downtown Los Angeles on Jan. 19. Both Gold and Strand were released on bail. Bisignano was granted bail in her initial hearing, but a D.C. judge stayed her release on appeal and ordered her sent to D.C.
