The United States police have killed Matthew Huttle, 42, in a traffic control, one of those pardoned by President Donald Trump on his return to the White Housewhich fulfilled a short prison sentence for his participation in the assault on the Capitol on January 6, 2021.
Huttle declared himself guilty in 2023 for a crime of search of a restricted space, although taking into account his criminal record, andIn prison for leading the episodes of violence That they produced that day when the mob related to Trump broke the weak police cordon, according to the prosecutors’s accusation.
According to the police version, Huttle was shot deadly when he resisted arrest During a traffic control last Sunday in Jasper County, in Indiana, as reported in the last US hours.
The authorities have also reported that Huttle I was in possession of a weapon. The reasons why the police discharged him is unknown. Just a few days ago he had left the prison as part of Trump’s general pardon about 1,500 people convicted of those disturbances.
Since his arrest in November 2022 for his role in the Capitol Motor had been arrested later on up to four occasionsbefore he was sentenced to a prison sentence for the riots in Washington.
