J6er Tracker

Brent Holdridge, who looks like a cross bewteen Nick Nolte and  Matt Dillon gone wrong, got busted trying to steal steal copper from a commercial facility.  They didnt provide a unit of measure for the theft, but estimates are it could have been converted 60 days worth of meth for 5 people. https://www.times-standard.com/2025/05/12/hcso-arrest-jan-6-rioter-on-burglary-grand-theft-brent-john-holdridge/ 

 Many of the charges were included in the sweeping J6 Pardon of those previously convicted by our President, Elias Costianes learned the hard way not all were included- his Md gun possession charge sticks: https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/not-just-incorrect-judge-decimates-dojs-bad-faith-and-unreasonable-effort-to-toss-jan-6-defendants-gun-case-over-trump-pardon/  Pretty similar to the Biden issue of possessing a gun while on drugs.

 Zachary Jordan Alam, was arrested for entering a property and then allegedly taking several items prior to leaving upon the request of the residents.  It is unknown (to me) if they knew one another or if this was simply Zach's way of introducing himself to neighbors near and far. Word on the street is he had been living in a group home of pardoned J6ers. https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/5310108-jan-6-pardoned-man-charged/

 J6er back in the convicted  felon status.  Self-owned: Taylor Taranto got convicted based on his own livestreaming for hanging out in front of Obama's house after current President of all people, Donald J. Trump, posted Obama's Washington DC address.  https://www.theroot.com/pardoned-capitol-rioter-who-threatened-to-blow-up-obama-1851781970 He wouldn't have had the issue if the address had never been posted, but I digress.

 This is really an outlier as Trump DOJ says his pardon doesn't cover his going to Obama's House with firearms, after Trump himself.  posted the address online.   Taylor Taranto decided to livestream outside the residence with firearms, and the like.  Trump's DOJ says this is not covered in the J6 pardons.   https://www.msnbc.com/deadline-white-house/deadline-legal-blog/trump-january-6-pardon-taylor-taranto-rcna206518