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Police have filed a criminal complaint against a woman after she allegedly trespassed on CIA's headquarters four times since April 22, once asking to speak with "Agent Penis. The woman, year-old Jennifer G. Hernandez, had attempted to enter the agency three days in a row on May 1, 2 and 3. After she was stopped by a CIA police officer, she said that she had applied for employment at the agency and that her recruiter had told her to come to the complex. Once the police officer determined that Hernandez had no official business with the CIA, they told her she could be charged with trespassing and told her to leave, which she did.

Jennifer G. Hernandez , 58, was taken into custody last week after it was discovered she had violated conditions of the pretrial release agreement that was put in place following the May trespassing charge, WTOP reported. After being told to stay away from government facilities as part of her release agreement, Hernandez not only made another trip to the Central Intelligence Agency but added at least one visit to the Washington-area home of former President Barack Obama, the report said. Despite her law-abiding promises, Hernandez was taken into custody by the Secret Service less than a month later on Dec.

By Tamar Lapin. Jennifer G. Hernandez is accused of attempting to enter the agency in Langley, Va. She is considering a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity to charges of trespassing at an agency installation without authorization, said her federal public defender, Whitney Minter. Minter said he and prosecutors and probation officials are trying to find a way to resolve the case without trial.

Subscriber Account active since. The woman who was arrested last year for showing up at CIA headquarters and demanding to speak with "Agent Penis" has been arrested again for violating the conditions of her pre-trial release. Hernandez originally ended up on the CIA's radar back in May when she over three consecutive days attempted to enter CIA headquarters before being rebuffed agency police officers.