DC prosecutors will not charge Enrique Tarrio after the arrest of the Capitol – NBC4 Washington

DC prosecutors declined to accuse the former leader of the proud children, Enrique Tarrio, later Police said he assaulted a woman who protested against the extreme right group outside the United States Capitol. Last month, the sources say.

Tarrio received the longest sentence for the attack of January 6, 2021 against the United States Capitol and was released by President Donald Trump in January.

Tarrio was arrested on February 21 after a proud rally of children and oaths. The US Capitol Police. Uu said the officers saw him hitting a woman’s arm when she put on a cell phone on her face while walking near Delaware Avenue and D Street Ne.

The video showed the officers who put him in the back of a police truck.

When the spectators asked Tarrio why he was arrested, he said: “A lady put the phone in my face, so I (inaudible) his phone,” NBC News reported.

He was accused of simple assault and was scheduled for an initial audience on Thursday.

Two sources told News4 that the United States prosecutor’s office for DC decided not to move forward with the case. They did not give a reason. In similar cases, the reasons are not typically provided.

Tarrio was convicted of sedicious conspiracy for his role in the attack of January 6. He was sentenced to 22 years in a federal prison and was released when Trump gave clemency to almost all the defendants in the attack.