Trump pardons Jan 6 rioters

President Trump has issued presidential pardons for nearly 1,600 people who were involved in the attack on the U.S. Capitol on Jan 6, 2021, including some convicted of violent acts


SENTENCES COMMUTED: Trump has approved the release of 14 leaders
of extremist groups, convicted of seditious conspiracy, including...

Enrique Tarrio: Former leader of Proud Boys group, not present in Washington DC on Jan 6, but convicted for his role in planning Capitol riot. 22 years in prison

Stewart Rhodes
Yale Law graduate, army paratrooper. Founder of far-right group Oath Keepers. 18 years

Ethan Nordean
Self-proclaimed “Sergeant of Arms” for Seattle chapter of Proud Boys. 18 years

Joseph Biggs
Army veteran and former correspondent for conspiracy website Infowars. 17 years

Zachary Rehl
Former U.S. Marine, president of Philadelphia Proud Boys chapter. 15 years

140 officers assaulted during attack. Four people died, including a Trump supporter shot dead by police. Five officers died of various causes after attack

1,583 DEFENDANTS CHARGED (as of Jan 3, 2025)

174
Charged with using deadly or dangerous weapon or causing
serious bodily injury to an officer

608
Charged with assaulting, resisting or obstructing police

1,100 CONVICTED

667
Jailed

145
Home detention

Sources: Reuters, AP, U.S. Justice Department
Pictures: Getty Images, USSC, Seminole County Jail, Rhea Ball
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