Pardoned January 6 Rioter Arrested for Breaking and Entering in Virginia - Washingtonian
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Zachary Alam was arrested in Henrico County, Virginia, for breaking into a home and stealing items. He had previously participated in the January 6 Capitol riot, resulting in an eight-year prison sentence, which was later pardoned by Trump. Alam became known for his actions during the riot, where he smashed windows that led to the House Speaker's Lobby, allowing Ashli Babbitt to climb through before she was shot. While many pardoned rioters have ongoing legal troubles, Alam remains unapologetic, calling for a pardon during his sentencing.
Authorities in Henrico County, Virginia, arrested and charged Zachary Alam, accusing him of breaking into a home in Henrico County and stealing personal items.
Alam, who smashed windows that led to the House Speaker's Lobby during the Capitol riot, was previously sentenced to eight years in prison.
During his sentencing, Alam was unrepentant, demanding a pardon and compensation, highlighting his controversial stance on accountability following his actions.
NPR reported that 'dozens' of pardoned rioters had criminal records before the insurrection, raising questions about their reintegration into society.
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