Jan 6 prisoner killed.

[azsunfun]

Coincidence reason for stop unknown?
Jan. 27 (UPI) -- An Indiana man pardoned recently by President Donald Trump for his role in the deadly Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol attack has been shot and killed after resisting arrest, according to multiple reports.



Matthew W. Huttle, of Hobart, was shot and killed Sunday afternoon during a traffic stop, the Indiana State Police confirmed.

A preliminary state police investigation indicated that Huttle, 42, was in possession of a firearm when at approximately 4:15 p.m. local time a Jasper County Sheriff's deputy performed a traffic stop on a vehicle on State Route 14 east of C.R. 475 East near the Pulaski County line.




It is unclear for now why Huttle was pulled over.

But according to reports, an "altercation" took place and Huttle "resisted" arrest by the unnamed officer which ultimately "resulted in the officer firing his weapon and fatally wounding the suspect."

An official autopsy was completed Monday afternoon, the Jasper County Coroner confirmed. However, no additional details were provided.

 

[boatpi]

We do need to accept some of these people are delusional at best.

 

[DarkJuJu]

We do need to accept some of these people are delusional at best.

May not be too far from the truth but will wait to pass judgment after I see the body cam

In 2023, Huttle was sentenced to six months in custody after pleading guilty to entering a restricted building. He had traveled with his uncle to Washington to attend the Jan. 6, 2021, pro-Trump rally, and they both entered the Capitol. Huttle was inside for 16 minutes and recorded it on video.

"He is not a true believer in any political cause," defense attorney Andrew Hemmer said in a court filing. "He instead went to the rally because he thought it would be a historic moment and he had nothing better to do after getting out of jail" for a driving offense.

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Hobart man pardoned by Trump shot, killed by Jasper County sheriff's deputy during traffic stop

A northwest Indiana sheriff's deputy shot and killed a 42-year-old man during a traffic stop Sunday afternoon, Indiana State Police said.

abc7chicago.com

 

[DarkHorseRacing]

Was the officer a democrat?

The article did say the vic got out of jail shortly before going to the J6 rally. So maybe he had some sort of driving record that would make him more likely to get pulled over? I hope the truth comes out.

 

[Kachina26]

We do need to accept some of these people are delusional at best.

And perhaps a little emboldened now.

 

[Ultra...Good]

From an Indiana gun forum. Take it for what it's worth:

These headlines on this are complete BS. Let's get it straight. This douchebag was not released because of Trumps pardon. He was out on parole prior. Look him up on mycase. 3 page rapsheet. POS and has nothing to do with the pardon



I'm not saying he was a fine example of what we should all strive to be, but I'm seeing a bunch of DUIs (with various states of disposition) and a couple of ancient battery charges that seem to have been plead down? I'm not sure if any of those on their own would have prohibited him from carrying in Indiana.

Reading elsewhere, it seems he was armed when he was stopped, which would be a parole violation, but he was just pardoned. I could see that situation get sticky. I'm going to guess that the body cam footage isn't going to show him calmly cooperating either, which I can kind of understand in his position, but... we shall see.



I just hate the headline. Makes it seem like he was out because of Trumps pardon, which is not the case. That's my biggest beef till lore details are out, but this guy definitely wasn't a saint either

 

[El Rojo]

Coincidence reason for stop unknown?

There are no coincidences here at RDP...

 

[azsunfun]

I'm in the corner of another trump maga hit piece.

 

[whiteworks]

He won’t do that again

 

[rrrr]

From an Indiana gun forum. Take it for what it's worth:

These headlines on this are complete BS. Let's get it straight. This douchebag was not released because of Trumps pardon. He was out on parole prior. Look him up on mycase. 3 page rapsheet. POS and has nothing to do with the pardon

I'm not saying he was a fine example of what we should all strive to be, but I'm seeing a bunch of DUIs (with various states of disposition) and a couple of ancient battery charges that seem to have been plead down? I'm not sure if any of those on their own would have prohibited him from carrying in Indiana.

Reading elsewhere, it seems he was armed when he was stopped, which would be a parole violation, but he was just pardoned. I could see that situation get sticky. I'm going to guess that the body cam footage isn't going to show him calmly cooperating either, which I can kind of understand in his position, but... we shall see.

I just hate the headline. Makes it seem like he was out because of Trumps pardon, which is not the case. That's my biggest beef till lore details are out, but this guy definitely wasn't a saint either

Once again the media distorts the facts so the impression is formed that every individual associated with J6 is a dangerous radical. This is a common statement I've found that has been added to news reports about the shooting:

This incident follows the arrest of another pardoned Jan. 6 rioter on a federal gun charge.

But Huttle was not just your average guy. Examining public records in his home state, it appears Huttle was an anti-authority, anti-social alcoholic with violent tendencies. Before anyone goes bananas because of my description (loosen the elastic on your underwear, @regor), it's a fact that a percentage of those involved in the events of that day were violent, and their actions reprehensible.

That doesn't diminish the rectitude of the actions by what I consider a majority of the group. Most were guilty of bad judgement, and prosecuted for simply following the extremists into the Capitol building. However, some of them were fucking nutjobs.

Do us both a favor and don't argue the distinction I've drawn. We'll both just be wasting bandwidth to split hairs, and it's not going to change anything in the end.

 

[Dog]

Shrugs, the person doesn't sound like a shining member of society, they most likely weren't on their way to church to tithe the offering plate.

How was he a "Jan 6 prisoner" if he was already released?

 

[Kachina26]

Am I the only one that had to look up "rectitude"?

 

[Ultra...Good]

Am I the only one that had to look up "rectitude"?

Nope.

 

[jetboatperformance]

from wiki Rectitude : an anal condition associated with lack of fiber in ones diet "wrecked Da tude" (pronunciation)

 

[dribble]

Once again the media distorts the facts so the impression is formed that every individual associated with J6 is a dangerous radical. This is a common statement I've found that has been added to news reports about the shooting:

This incident follows the arrest of another pardoned Jan. 6 rioter on a federal gun charge.

But Huttle was not just your average guy. Examining public records in his home state, it appears Huttle was an anti-authority, anti-social alcoholic with violent tendencies. Before anyone goes bananas because of my description (loosen the elastic on your underwear, @regor), it's a fact that a percentage of those involved in the events of that day were violent, and their actions reprehensible.

That doesn't diminish the rectitude of the actions by what I consider a majority of the group. Most were guilty of bad judgement, and prosecuted for simply following the extremists into the Capitol building. However, some of them were fucking nutjobs.

Do us both a favor and don't argue the distinction I've drawn. We'll both just be wasting bandwidth to split hairs, and it's not going to change anything in the end.

I agree. Most should have been prosecuted for misdemeanors, given a fine or probation and sent home. Some deserved what they got I think the pardons should have been on a case by case basis because at no time did Trump tell anyone to breech the capitol, destroy property or attack anyone.

 

[530RL]

We all know who did it......

 

[2Driver]

Board up, the whites are going to riot now.

 

[rrrr]

Am I the only one that had to look up "rectitude"?

My posts aren't popular compared to the images of pulchritudinous women posted by @RitcheyRch, but one can occasionally expand their vocabulary by perusing them.

 

[Ultra...Good]

My posts aren't popular compared to the images of pulchritudinous women posted by @RitcheyRch, but one can occasionally expand their vocabulary by perusing them.

Mind yore curtilege.