Capitol Rioter Pardoned by Trump Fatally Shot by Indiana Police

Matthew Huttle, recently pardoned for his role in the January 6 Capitol attack, was killed during a confrontation with law enforcement.

Matthew Huttle, 42, was fatally shot by an Indiana sheriff's deputy after resisting arrest and allegedly possessing a firearm during the encounter.
Huttle had been convicted for his involvement in the January 6, 2021, Capitol attack and served six months in prison before his release in July 2021.
He was among over 1,500 individuals pardoned by President Donald Trump last week shortly after his inauguration, a decision that drew criticism, including from some Republicans.
The Indiana police reported that Huttle faced off with the officer before being shot, with the victim allegedly armed at the time.
Another pardoned Capitol rioter, Daniel Ball, was recently arrested in Florida on unrelated firearm charges predating the Capitol attack.