Woman Arrested Outside Lindsay Clancy Trial Runs From Courthouse After Arraignment

Lindsay Clancy Trial Woman Arrested Outside Lindsay Clancy Trial Arraigned ... Runs Away After Court Appearance Published September 2, 2026 8:42 AM PDT Dawn Light -- the woman who was arrested outside Lindsay Clancy's trial on Tuesday -- has been arraigned ... and she didn't want to stick around after the proceedings, instead she decided to physically run to her car outside the courthouse. The retired nurse stood quietly in the courtroom to start Wednesday while prosecutors laid out the case against her ... explaining that security personnel rushed to a parking lot after learning a person may have been filming jurors. Prosecutors claim officers approached Light and asked if she was taking photos of anyone in the lot ... and they allege she said she wasn't -- she was only waiting for Lindsay Clancy to come out. Light, who has no criminal history, allegedly gave officers consent to look through her camera roll and her deleted photos. While they found no photos of the jury on her camera roll, prosecutors allege officers found videos of them in the deleted folder. Prosecutors requested $50K bail ... which the judge denied -- though Light has been ordered not to go anywhere near the courthouse unless it's for her own hearing. At the end of the hearing, Dawn left in a hurry ... running as the media scrum worked hard to keep up with her. While she didn't say much about the incident, she did say she's a fan of Lindsay and came to the courthouse to "see her." Lindsay's defense attorney -- Kevin Reddington -- was also in court to watch Dawn's arraignment ... apparently sprinting down multiple flights of stairs to get to the hearing in time. The Lindsay Clancy jury is in its fifth day of deliberations ... they've told the judge they're deadlocked -- but he ordered them back into a room to keep trying for a verdict. Related articles Dawn Light Kevin Reddington Lindsay Clancy Court Crime & Arrests Arrests Crime Follow Up News True Crime White Collar Crime Lindsay Clancy Trial