'Proud Boy' Ethan Nordean Says He Should Stay Out of Jail Be

'Proud Boy' Ethan Nordean Says He Should Stay Out of Jail Because Guards Are Beating Capitol Siege Defendants


‘Proud Boy’ Ethan Nordean Says He Should Stay Out of Jail Because Guards Are Beating Capitol Siege Defendants
Aaron Keller
Ethan Nordean, the Seattle-area Proud Boys member also known as
Alex Jones, is joining a chorus of complaints about defendants’ treatment behind bars as they await further proceedings on charges connected to the breach of the U.S. Capitol Complex on Jan. 6. Nordean, who is free on bond, says the alleged mistreatment of other inmates should be taken into account by a federal judge. Prosecutors are asking that judge to send Nordean back to jail as he awaits trial.
A three-page court filing by Nordean’s lawyers directly references a Politico report which claims guards at Washington, D.C.’s Correctional Treatment Facility have targeted capitol breach defendants with alleged physical and verbal abuse.  The accusations came to light when one Capitol siege defendant,

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