Jan 6. rioter who was pardoned by Donald Trump

A traffic stop in Indiana led to a fatal encounter between Huttle and a deputy from the Jasper County Sheriff’s Office, during which the deputy fired his weapon, resulting in Huttle’s death. Officials have confirmed that Huttle was armed, but further details have not been disclosed. The deputy involved has been placed on paid administrative leave while the investigation is ongoing.

Huttle was known to assert that the FBI orchestrated the Capitol riot on January 6 and alleged that “actors” with specialized training were involved. His case has attracted attention amid ongoing debates about the consequences of the attack and the pardons granted by Trump. Authorities have expressed their condolences to Huttle’s family.