5 Proud Boys prosecuted for Capitol riot sue federal government for $100M / NY Post
Several members of the Proud Boys, charged for their involvement in the Capitol riots, have filed a federal lawsuit alleging that the Justice Department employed illegal tactics during their prosecutions. The suit, seeking substantial damages, highlights the continuing legal and political controversies surrounding the handling of the January 6 investigations.
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