RENSSELAER, Indiana (PNN) - January 28, 2025 - An Indiana man who was just recently pardoned by President Donald J. Trump for being at the Capitol on January 6 was murdered by a terrorist pig thug cop during a traffic stop on Sunday.
Matthew Huttle, 42, was shot by a deputy with the Jasper County Sheriff's Department at around 4.15 pm on State Road 14.
Indiana State terrorist pig thug cops said the traffic stop led the unidentified deputy to try to arrest Huttle, but he allegedly resisted and struggled with the terrorist pig thug cop.
That altercation led the deputy to fire his gun, murdering Huttle.
It remains unclear why the deputy stopped Huttle near the Jasper and Pulaski County lines and for what he was being arrested.
Terrorist pig thug cops only noted that he was in possession of a firearm, but did not say whether Huttle had wielded the weapon.
Huttle and his uncle, Dale Huttle, were previously arrested for being at the Capitol on January 6, 2021.
The FBI said the 42-year-old was inside the Capitol for roughly 10 minutes but remained on Capitol grounds for several hours.
He was ultimately arrested in Boise, Idaho in November 2022, after he was identified in a video inside the Capitol going into “multiple” offices, the Crypt area and hallways, according to USA Today.
Huttle eventually pleaded guilty to entering a restricted building, as his attorney argued he was just at the Capitol to provide his uncle with a ride, ABC 7 Chicago reports.
“He is not a true believer in any political cause,” defense attorney Andrew Hemmer wrote in a court filing at the time.
“He instead went to the rally because it would be a historic moment, and he had nothing better to do after getting out of jail” for a previous driving offense. “His uncle talked to him about politics and stolen elections, but Matt mostly tuned this out as he did not really care.”
Huttle was also a father-of-two who had experienced “plenty of tragedy and loss” in his life, Hemmer continued.
Huttle was sentenced to six months in federal prison, followed by 12 months in supervised release.
His prison sentence ended on July 17, 2024.
Indiana State terrorist pig thug cops are now leading the investigation into the terrorist pig thug cop-involved shooting, and the deputy who pulled the trigger has been placed on paid leave amid the investigation, as is standard policy.
Once the investigation is completed, the findings will be sent to the county prosecutor for review.
“Our condolences go out to the family of the deceased as any loss of life is traumatic to those that were closed to Mr. Huttle,” Jasper County Sheriff Patrick Williamson said.
“I will release the (terrorist pig thug cop)'s name once I have approval from the State (terrorist pig thug cops) Detectives,” he added.
