Fugitive Jan. 6 Participants Arrested Exactly 3 Years After Capitol Attack
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Three individuals wanted for allegedly assaulting officers were tracked down to a ranch in Florida.
Three years to the date after the Capitol attack on Jan. 6, 2021, a trio of allegedly violent rioters were arrested in an early morning raid on a Florida ranch.
The FBI’s Tampa division said 24-year-old Jonathan Daniel Pollock, 33-year-old Olivia Michele Pollock and 27-year-old Joseph Daniel Hutchinson III were all apprehended Saturday in Groveland, Florida, west of Orlando.
Jonathan Pollock had been on the lam since the insurrection. Olivia Pollock and Hutchinson were arrested and charged in June 2021 alongside two others, but they vanished while out on bond awaiting trial.
The two others, Joshua Christopher Doolin and Michael Steven Perkins, were sentenced in August.
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