A 32-year-old moth­er of two from Ch­agua­nas, Alian­na Sama­roo, who ad­mit­ted to in­cit­ing vi­o­lence to­wards gov­ern­ment mem­bers in a se­ries of so­cial me­dia posts, has been placed on a three-year bond.

Sama­roo plead­ed guilty dur­ing her first court ap­pear­ance be­fore Se­nior Mag­is­trate Maris­sa Gomez on De­cem­ber 3 but was on­ly sen­tenced ear­li­er to­day. She was rep­re­sent­ed by at­tor­neys Shi­va Boodoo and Rosh­ni Balka­ran-Boodoo and was placed on a $20,000 bond to keep the peace and be on good be­hav­iour for three years. Un­der the terms of the bond, no con­vic­tion for the of­fence to which she plead­ed guilty will be record­ed if she does not breach the bond dur­ing this pe­ri­od. How­ev­er, if she com­mits an­oth­er crim­i­nal of­fence, she would be re­turned to court to be re­sen­tenced for the crime.

In late No­vem­ber, Sama­roo, who is cur­rent­ly un­em­ployed and goes by the on­line han­dle Pret­ty Alian­na, re­port­ed­ly post­ed sev­er­al videos on her so­cial me­dia ac­count, al­leged­ly invit­ing vi­o­lence on Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar and mem­bers of her Gov­ern­ment by Venezuela. Sama­roo was ar­rest­ed at her apart­ment at Phyl­lis Lane, Ch­agua­nas.