Arrest Warrant Issued for Green Party Presidential Candidate Jill Stein

North Dakota’s arrest warrant for Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein is the second misstep the candidate’s campaign has had to deal with in the past week. Last week she faced a smaller problem, in comparison, when she showed up to the wrong Ohio city for a rally.

The Morton County State’s Attorney’s office put out an arrest warrant for Stein Wednesday, reportedGizmodo. In a press release the Attorney’s Office sent Gizmodo, the warrant charges Stein and her vice president pick Ajamu Baraka with criminal trespass and criminal mischief after the two allegedly spray painted machinery at the Dakota Access Pipeline site. Morton County Sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier was originally going to also charge Stein with vandalism.

In a press conference Tuesday, Kirchmeier said, “Dr. Jill Stein was seen at the construction site actually vandalizing, spray painting a blade on the equipment.” Stein tweeted about the vandalism charges, even quoting a tweet showing footage of her spray painting a bulldozer. “The Dakota Access Pipeline is vandalism on steroids,” Stein wrote. She was reportedly seen spray painting “I approve this message” while Baraka reportedly spray painted “decolonization,” according to the Sheriff’s department.