The Brief
- A King County judge issued a new arrest warrant and raised Ingrid Johnson’s bail to $500,000 after she failed to attend her arraignment, rejecting her norovirus claim and failure to appear via Zoom.
- Johnson faces felony stalking, cyber harassment, and false statement charges for allegedly terrorizing her ex-husband through escalating death threats, false kidnapping reports, and medical record leaks.
- Prosecutors and judges noted a prolonged history of protection order violations and court weaponization, including using artificial intelligence to submit nonsensical, inaccurate legal filings against her ex-husband and the court.
SEATTLE – A King County judge issued a new arrest warrant and increased Ingrid Johnson’s bail to $500,000 after she failed to appear for her arraignment in a case involving allegations that she stalked, harassed and threatened to kill her ex-husband.
Johnson was arrested Oct. 14 at her parents’ home in Anacortes. While she was being held in the Skagit County Jail awaiting transfer to King County, her parents put up their home as collateral for her $150,000 bail, and she was released.…