“Based on the compelling evidence of Tarrio’s leadership of this conspiracy, there are no conditions of release that can reasonably assure the safety of the community or the defendant’s appearance in court. And based on Tarrio’s public comments aimed at chilling witnesses against his co-conspirators, as well as his own purported efforts to evade law enforcement, he poses a risk of obstructing justice should he be released,” the department said in a filing in federal court. Prosecutors specifically highlighted Tarrio texting in an encrypted message chat on January 6: “They’ll fear us doing it again,” after claiming, “We did this,”...
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