The leader of the Proud Boys was banned from staying in Washington, D.C. until his next court hearing, a judge ruled Tuesday.
Proud Boys Chairman Enrique Tarrio, 36, …
The leader of the Proud Boys was banned from staying in Washington, D.C. until his next court hearing, a judge ruled Tuesday. Proud Boys Chairman Enrique Tarrio,36, was charged with stealing and destroying a Black Lives Matter banner and for possessing two high-capacity firearm magazines and issued a pretrial stay away order, according to court records. Tarrio was released from jail, but is subject to arrest if he remains in the district, the judge ruled. The Proud Boys are part of the pro-President Donald Trump protests against certifying the results of the presidential election, organizers said on Twitter. The AR-15/M4 30 round magazines donning Proud Boys emblems carried by Tarrio were not loaded, according to the court filing.
