After that, he created two companies, one installing security systems and another providing GPS systems to businesses. The time behind bars forced Tarrio to face his mistakes, according to the Miami New Times. At 29 he was convicted of selling stolen medical supplies and sentenced to 16 months in jail. At the age of 20, he was convicted of stealing a motorcycle and sentenced to three years of probation and community service. The Cuban-American, raised in Miami’s Little Havana, already had a significant criminal record. Presidential election outside the Georgia State Capitol on Novemin Atlanta, Georgia. He is also charged with a felony possession of two high-capacity firearm magazines, which were found at the time of his arrest.Įnrique Tarrio, leader of the Proud Boys, a far-right group, is seen at a "Stop the Steal" rally against the results of the U.S. Tarrio admitted his role in the destruction of the banner in an interview with the Washington Post newspaper but said his actions didn’t constitute a hate crime because he believes the Black Lives Matter movement “has terrorised the citizens of this country". The 36-year-old was arrested Monday in the US capital for his participation in the burning of a " Black Lives Matter" banner that was taken from a historic black church in DC during a demonstration last month. This time, however, Tarrio won't be there. on January 6 to protest the certification of Biden’s victory in Congress. The group plans to meet in Washington, D.C. Since Joe Biden was announced the winner of the 2020 US presidential election, Tarrio and his men have been pounding the pavement to denounce what they contend was a fraudulent vote. Baseball cap on his head, sunglasses on his nose, yellow and black polo shirt and bulletproof vest on his back as he leads his troops, the Proud Boys, an increasingly armed alt-right group.
When on a march, Tarrio always wears the same outfit.
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