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Enrique Tarrio
Convicted of
Seditious conspiracy and other charges related to January 6 Capitol attack
Original sentence
18 years imprisonment
Post-pardon activity
4mentions
1new offense
New Offenses After Pardon(1)
Tarrio was arrested by Capitol police after officers witnessed him striking a protester at a gathering he attended with Stewart Rhodes.
Subsequent News Mentions(4)
Day 34· 22 February 2025
Tarrio followed and insulted Capitol police officers who defended the Capitol on January 6, engaging officer Michael Fanone in a hotel lobby in Washington.
Day 35· 23 February 2025
Tarrio denied involvement in a bomb threat sent to an anti-Trump conference, despite organizers attributing the threat to someone claiming to be 'Enrique T'.
Day 5· 24 January 2025
Tarrio thanked Trump for his January 6 pardon in an interview with Alex Jones, stating the president 'gave me my life back' and expressing vows of revenge.
Day 138· 6 June 2025
Tarrio and three other pardoned or commuted January 6 convicts sued the government over their prosecutions.