Enrique Tarrio, the former president of The Proud Boys and who was recently forgiven by President Donald Trump, was arrested in the United States Capitol on Friday, according to the authorities.
The former leader of proud children, Enrique Tarrio, reaches his maximum point outside the United States Capitol in Washington, on February 21, 2025.
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Tarrio, according to the United States Capitol Police, allegedly hit the phone and arm of a woman when she allegedly put a phone near her face after a press conference wrapped in the fields of the Capitol.
Tarrio was sentenced in September 2023 for his sentence for sedicious conspiracy and given the longest sentence of all protesters convicted on January 6, although he was not in the Capitol on January 6.
During their sentence, the prosecutors indicated a nine -page strategic plan to “assault” the government buildings in Washington on January 6 that was found in possession of Tarrio after the mutiny, as well as a violent rhetoric that they say that it used messages with others with others Members with other members. of the group about what they would do if Congress advances in the certification of the electoral victory of President Joe Biden.
Tarrio was remarkably sentenced to the longest term in prison among all the almost 1,600 accused people in relation to the attack.
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