Man was forgiven on 6 January

Indiana State Police said that on 6 January 2021, a person who received an apology from President Trump for his participation, was badly shot by a Sheriff’s deputy on Sunday at the US Capital.

The state police said that a deputy with Jasper County Sheriff Office stopped the person, Matthew W. Hutal, 42, Hobart, Industries, around 4:15 pm, in a vehicle on a state road near the Pulaski county line at around 4:15 pm.

In a statement In shooting, the state police did not explain why the deputy stopped the vehicle.

“During the traffic stop, the officer tried to arrest the suspect when the suspect protested,” the state police said. “There was a dispute between the suspect and the officer, resulting in the officer fired his weapon and injured the suspect badly.”

An investigation revealed that Mr. Hutal “was in possession of a gun,” the state police said.

The state police said that no more information about the shooting would be released, which he was investigating with the help of Jasper County Prosecutor. The state police said that after the investigation is completed, the findings will be sent to the county prosecutor for review.

Jasper County Sheriff, Patrick Williamson said that the deputy who shot Mr. Hutal was placed on administrative leave after the standard procedure. He said that he would release the name of the deputy after the state police approves the detectives.

“Our condolences go out for the family of the deceased because any loss of life is painful for those who were close to Mr. Hutal,” Sheriff Williamson said.

Nicholas Barns, a lawyer, who represented Mr. Hutal for nearly 10 years, mostly in cases related to driving and alcohol, he said that he was “really surprised” that Mr. Hutal was involved in the 6 January 6 6 riot. He said that he was expecting more information about what happened for the deadly shoots of his client on Sunday.

“For my knowledge,” he said in an interview, “Matthew was a non -violent person, so I know the Indiana State Police is investigating the encounter and I would be very interested in reading their conclusions.”

Shree Hutal was in the middle of Hutle More than 1,550 people alleged In connection with the 6 January attack, who received forgiveness from Mr. Trump last week.

Federal prosecutors said that a journey carpenter Mr. Hutal had traveled to Washington with his uncle, del Hutal, and recorded a video of the riot as soon as he entered the capital. Matthew Hutal convicted a restricted building in August 2023 for entering a misconception and remaining. He was sentenced to six months in jail, shown court records.

Dell Hutal, who used a flagpole to attack law enforcement officers, blamed for protesting, protesting, or disrupting officers with a dangerous weapon in December 2023, causing serious physical injuries. it was Sentenced in June 2024 For 30 months in jail, prosecutors said.

In court documents related to the January 6 case, the prosecutors said that Matthew Hutal had a long history of arrest and punishment for drunk driving.

In the January 6 case, Mr. Hutal’s lawyer, Andrew Hemer wrote in the court documents that his customer started drinking alcohol as a teenager and for about 15 years, he drank 12 to 18 beer almost every day.

“The criminal history of Matt and many problems in their lives are directly related to the misuse of their extreme wine,” Mr. Hemer wrote.

Mr. Hemer said that Matthew Hutal “had a true belief in any political movement”, but on January 6, 2021, he agreed to run his uncle for Mr. Trump’s rally. At that time, Matthew Hutal was released from jail. His most recent arrest on alcohol driving charges, Mr. Hemer wrote.

“Matt’s inspiration was to do something and because he felt it would be a historical event that he could document through pictures and videos,” wrote by Mr. Hemer. “His uncle talked to him about politics and theft elections, but Matt mostly excluded it because he did not really care.”

Matthew Hutal was the father of two two and experienced “very tragedy and disadvantages” in life, written by Mr. Hemer.

His mother died in April 2023 and his son’s mother died in 2022 from a Phantenal Overdose, written by Mr. Hemer.

In 2015, Mr. Hutal was shot behind the knee, and in 2018 was attacked by his son’s mother’s lover with a hammer and baseball bat, which caused widespread injuries, written by Mr. Hemer.

Mr. Hemer wrote that Mr. Hutal’s health was “deteriorating rapidly over the years,” because he was suffering from old arthritis, emphasis and late-stage cirrhosis, which was brought from his excessive drinking, Mr. Hemer wrote.

“He is a difficult worker and often needs to move his life on a short notice to find new tasks,” Mr. Hemmar wrote in a sentence memorandum in November 2023. “He lives in California, Idaho, Arkansas and Indiana Once resolved the case, try to move again to another place in Indiana.”