A woman who was arrested with a handgun outside of the White House Thursday night has been charged with a felony, accused of carrying a pistol without a license. April Debois, 23, of Mount Morris, Michigan, faces up to five years in prison after the Secret Service arrested her just minutes after President Barack Obama delivered his immigration speech. Debois, who was initially identified by authorities as April Lenhart, made her first court appearance on Friday in Superior Court. She will spend the weekend in jail and will be back in front of a judge on Monday morning. Her brother told CNN's Pamela Brown that he is stunned by her arrest.April Debois faces up to five years in prisonShe was initially ID'd as April LenhartShe is in jail as she awaits a Monday court date
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