Zachary Alam, a participant in the January 6 Capitol attack who was pardoned by Donald Trump, has been arrested for burglary and vandalism in Virginia. Known for his aggressive behavior during the insurrection, Alam received one of the longest sentences for Capitol rioters, serving nearly four years in prison before his pardon. His recent arrest, which includes felony burglary and misdemeanor vandalism charges, marks a troubling return to crime for a participant previously convicted of eight felonies. Witnesses noted his violent actions during the Capitol riot, and he has shown no remorse for his involvement.
Zachary Alam, a January 6 rioter with an eight-year prison sentence and previous convictions, was recently arrested for burglary and vandalism in Virginia.
Alam's actions during the Capitol attack were notably violent, culminating in one of the longest sentences for participants in the insurrection.
Having been pardoned by Trump after serving about four years, Alam's new legal troubles mark a significant development following the Capitol events.
Witnesses noted Alam's infamous tactic of smashing windows as he and other rioters attempted to breach the Capitol, demonstrating his aggressive role.
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