One of several Florida teens accused of ganging up on a friend by allowing her to be sexually assaulted was thrown back in jail Tuesday for allegedly breaking the conditions of her pre-trial release by threatening the victim online. Erica Avery was cuffed and hauled out of a Broward County courtroom after being accused of using the internet, which itself violated the conditions set just one month prior when she was first released on $100,000 bond. Prosecutor Maria Schneider said photos of the 17-year-old were posted to social media and one of them shows her using a smart phone, reports the Sun-Sentinel. Scroll down for video . Erica Avery (center) was cuffed and hauled out of a Broward County courtroom Tuesday after being accused of using the internet, which itself violates the conditions set just one month prior when she was first released on $100,000 bond (here, she is pictured at a prior court date) Accused: Prosecutors on Tuesday claimed Avery had contacted a victim she allegedly helped to hold down during a 2013 sexual assault . Avery and four other teens are charged with armed sexual battery and kidnapping in connection with the 2013 assault on a victim in Hollywood, Florida. Not long after their arrest, cell phone video emerged showing Erica Avery and her friend Patricia Montes leering over the victim as she writhed half naked and wept in the yard of the home of Jayvon Woolfork. Montes and Avery are accused of punching, kicking and pepper-spraying the girl before holding her down to be raped by Woolfork. On Tuesday, Avery's attorney told the court it was her sister, not Avery, who sent the victim messages. 'My client has assured me that at no point in time did she access the Internet,' Weinstein said. 'How is she supposed to control what her sister did?' The barbaric attack was filmed on a cell phone by Lanel Singleton. Along with Dwight Henry, the alleged rape gang have all been charged in the attack on November 1, 2013. The sickening clips shows the girls viciously beating the girl while the men watch. One male voice can be heard saying: 'They don't like this girl.' One girl responds: 'I told you we were gonna f*** somebody up'. As the victim begs to be freed, another girl says they should 'let this girl go home' but the attack continues. Avery, here with her co-defendant Patricia Montes, are accused of punching, kicking and pepper-spraying the girl before holding her down to be raped by Woolfork . Montes on Monday pleaded no contest and was sentenced to four years in prison followed by two years probation as part of a deal in which she'll testify against her co-defendants, writes the Sun-Sentinel. Avery could take a similar deal. The victim told police that she was attacked after smoking marijuana and drinking beer with people she believed to be her friends, including one girl who had been her best friend since kindergarten. The victim claims that she was kicked, thrown down stairs and had her face smashed on concrete, breaking bones near both her eyes. The videos, consisting of 11 snippets, show the victim being beaten, but they do not depict sexual activity. Not long after their arrest, cell phone video emerged showing Erica Avery and her friend Patricia Montes leering over the victim as she writhed half naked and wept in the yard of the home of Jayvon Woolfork . Montes (right) on Monday pleaded no contest and was sentenced to four years in prison followed by two years probation as part of a deal in which she'll testify against her co-defendants, including Jayvon Woolfork, who allegedly raped the victim while she was held down . The barbaric attack was filmed on a cell phone by Lanel Singleton (right). Along with Dwight Henry (left), the alleged rape gang have all been charged in the attack on November 1, 2013.
Erica Avery, 17, was cuffed and hauled out of a Broward County, Florida courtroom after being accused of using the internet on Tuesday .
She was taken into custody barely a month after making $100,000 bond on charges she aided in the rape of a friend in 2013 .
She and four other teens are charged with armed sexual battery and kidnapping in connection with the assault on a victim in Hollywood .