Matthew Huttlea 42 -year -old man from Hobart, Indianawhat had been pardoned Recently by the former president Donald Trump Due to its implication in the events that occurred January 6, 2021, died Sunday after being killed by a Sheriff agent during an arrest attempt.
As reported by Indiana State Police (ISP) Through a press release, the incident occurred during a traffic stop at the Jasper Countyaround 4:00 p.m.
The confrontation began when a Sheriff agent tried to stop Huttle. During the procedure, the man He opposed resistancewhich resulted in a physical altercation between them. According to the authorities, the officer shot his gun, fatally wounding Huttle. Although it was confirmed that the man carried a firearm At the time of the incident, it was not specified if it came to use it or where it was found exactly.
Jasper’s county sheriff, Patrick Williamsonexpressed his condolences to Huttle’s family and requested that the Indiana State Police investigate the case to guarantee transparency in the events. “Our condolences are aimed at the deceased’s family, since any loss of life It is traumatic For those who were close to Mr. Huttle, ”said Williamson in the statement.
The ISP has assumed the responsibility of investigating the shooting, while local authorities have avoided issuing additional statements until they are collected More details. This type of incidents, in which a civilian dies at the hands of a police officer, are usually subject to public scrutiny and thorough investigations to determine if the Use of force It was justified.
Huttle’s name adds to the known characters after receiving Indults from President Trump. One of them is Gabriel Garcíaformer military who cut his electronic bracelet seconds after the Republican signed his official forgiveness.
The incident took place on January 20, when, among applause, the former army captain took the ankle monitor that carried a couple of years.
The pardon was total, complete and unconditional, that is, the related convictions and charges were canceled without restrictions.
During an interview with NBC NewsGarcia declared: “Four years have passed since I suffered this, four years, and I am happy to get out of this problem and have a normal life again.”
According to reports The Associated Press (AP), President Trump ordered at that time to the Attorney General to see Department of Justice (DOJ).
“I entered the Capitol to protest peacefully. I am not accused of violence, I did not hurt anyone, I did not destroy the property, so it is very successful what he did (Trump) today when granting us that total pardon, ”Garcia said before various local media.
His legal process of several years affected his roofing business, as well as his finances and freedom. As Garcia explained at that time, the pardon will allow him to “have a normal life”
Like the former military, the “influencer” Isabella Maria Deluca received presidential forgiveness. After the issuance of Trump’s executive order, he published in X that that night he felt “honest to have received the pardon.”
“I want to express my deeper thanks to each and every one of you for the enormous love, the prayers and the unwavering support that have been shown to me during this hard experience”, Were the words he wrote in such publication.
