Bryan Betancur
New Offenses After Pardon(5)
Recorded himself stroking a woman's hair on the Metro Red Line at NoMa-Gallaudet station and posted the video to X seconds later.
Assaulted a woman aboard the Silver Line at Clarendon station in Arlington, Virginia. Charged with assault and battery.
Recorded himself touching another woman's hair on a D.C. Metro train - a second video incident identified by police.
D.C. arrest warrant issued for stalking journalist Amanda Moore, whom he repeatedly contacted and harassed following his earlier release.
Arrested inside Arlington County courtroom on assault, battery, and failure to appear charges when attempting to have the Silver Line case dismissed.
Subsequent News Mentions(12)
Recorded himself stroking a woman's hair on the Metro Red Line at NoMa-Gallaudet station and posted the video to X seconds later.
Assaulted a woman aboard the Silver Line at Clarendon station in Arlington, Virginia. Charged with assault and battery.
Arrested for the Silver Line assault. Police also identified a second Metro video showing him touching a woman's hair on a D.C. train.
Arrested again after arraignment, in connection with the March 2 D.C. Metro video.
Arrested and released with conditions for the February 28 Red Line incident; barred from Metro and ordered to undergo evaluation.
D.C. arrest warrant issued for stalking journalist Amanda Moore, whom he repeatedly contacted and harassed following his earlier release.
Arrested on the stalking warrant and held; prosecutors sought to revoke his release citing repeated violations.
Found guilty of simple assault in D.C. Superior Court for the February 28 hair-touching incident.
Sentenced to the maximum 180 days for the assault conviction; roughly 52 days remaining after credit for time served.
Released from D.C. jail after completing his 180-day sentence.
Arrested inside Arlington County courtroom on assault, battery, and failure to appear charges when attempting to have the Silver Line case dismissed.
The New York Times reported on Betancur's full pattern of offenses since his Jan. 6 pardon, drawing national attention to the case.