WASHINGTON – Former proud juvenile leader Enrique Talio has filed accusations that he has protested women in opposition to a rally attended by Talio and others who have been pardoned by the president for crimes arising from January 6, 2021 He was arrested Friday near the US Capitol. The capital of the country.
Capitol police said officers saw Talio hit the protester's phone and arm after the woman placed the phone near her face as she walked near Capitol. Police said Talio had just left the press conference that ended “satisfied.”
“The woman told our officer that she wanted to be the complainant and the man was arrested for a simple assault,” police said in a statement.
The attorney who represented Talio in the Capitol riots did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment.
Miami's Talio has sentenced all 1,500 or more people charged in the January 6 attack to 22 years in prison when President Donald Trump granted leniency last month.
The ju judges incited in Talio and his li for violent conspiracy to stop the peaceful transfer of presidential power from Trump to President Joe Biden after the 2020 election. was found guilty.
Talio attended a press conference Friday with other proud boys and founder of the Soldier Director, Stewart Rhodes.
