A staffer for the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has just been arrested. 

Breitbart News reports that the Cameron County District Attorney’s Office has arrested Karen Olvera De Leon on state terrorism charges.

Apparently, Olvera De Leon was caught doxing federal agents who were involved in an immigration raid. Doxing, according to Britannica, is "the act of exposing private or identifying information on the Internet about an individual or group without the person’s or group’s consent, usually with malicious intent. "

A DOJ employee, Karen Olvera De Leon, was arrested on terrorism charges for doxxing a federal agent during a border raid, raising serious concerns about threats against law enforcement amid escalating violence against federal agents. https://t.co/zEKOd09aEE

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Here's what we know:

This case goes back to the summer.

Breitbart reports:

According to information provided to Breitbart Texas by Cameron County District Attorney Luis Saenz, the case began on June 9, when federal agents conducted a raid in Brownsville. During the operation, bystanders began recording and livestreaming.

That is when the doxing occurred.

Breitbart continues:

Various social media users began commenting on one of the livestreams when one of the commenters made what authorities considered a death threat against the agent being shown in the video. Moments after, another commenter revealed the identity of the agent in the video.

An investigation was launched into the situation, and that is when authorities were able to connect Olvera De Leon to the incident. She was the one who doxed the agent.

Arrested and charged

KRGV reports, "Olvera De Leon was booked on Thursday on charges of terrorism and tampering with or fabricating evidence, Cameron County jail records show."

Her bond has been set at $20,000.

Breitbart reports:

Jail records at the Carrizales Rucker Detention Center in Cameron County revealed that a local judge set a total bond for Olvera at $20,000 personal recognizance, meaning that she did not have to post a bond and was released with her signature, but if she fails to appear in future court dates, she would be responsible for paying the bond amount.

If you need an example of just how dangerous doxing is, look no further than the attack that was carried out against U.S. Border Patrol agents over the summer.

The New York Post reported:

Ten members of an armed mob accused of attacking an ICE detention center on July 4th have been charged by the Department of Justice with attempted murder. The assailants allegedly wore military-style gear, including tactical vests, and launched fireworks at the Prairieland Detention Center near Dallas before spraying bullets at a local cop and unarmed federal agents, according to the criminal complaint filed Monday.