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1370: Peter Schwartz

Assault, Familial Abuse & Violence, Intimidation, Menacing

Peter Schwartz is an insurrectionist from Kentucky who was sentenced to fourteen years for his participation in the January 6th attempt to overturn the government. He used a chair as a weapon against Capitol Police and also used mace. Prosecutors said he was one of the most violent of the insurrectionists who attacked the United States that day. Trump pardoned him.

1368: Matthew Huttle

Child Abuse, Familial Abuse & Violence

Prior to his attack on the U.S. Capitol, he had thirteen criminal convictions including one for battery of a child. Huttle had served over two years for child abuse, convicted of battery so severe that his son had bruises all over his backside. The child could not sit properly for over a week. He racked up another four charges between January 6th and his pardon. He was shot and killed by a deputy in a traffic stop.

1365: Charles Kyote Dunn

Child Sexual Abuse Material

Charles Kyote Dunn was the City Manager in Waurika, Oklahoma. He was also a reserve police officer. He was charged with creating and possessing child sexual abuse material by clandestinely recording children in his home. He was reported by a foreign exchange student who found secreted recording equipment in his bedroom and bathroom.

1364: Taylor Lewis

Improper Conduct or Comments, Solicitation of a Minor

Taylor Lewis was the assistant police chief in Springfield, Louisiana. The Department of Children and Family Services alerted the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Department. They began an investigation and found that Lewis maintained an “inappropriate relationship” with a child through various social media platforms.

1363: Ricci Wynne

Child Exploitation, Child Sexual Abuse Material, Grooming, Sexual Exploitation of a Child, Trafficking

Ricci Lee Wynne rose to fame filming homeless people to shame them on the internet. He was a MAGA influence who was invited on FOX and other rightwing channels to complain about homeless people and crime in San Francisco.

1361: Mark Collins

Child Molestation

Mark Collins was a high school math teacher at St. Helens until his retirement. After an investigation of sexual abuse allegations at the high school, Collins was arrested and charged with two counts of sexual abuse in the 2nd degree and one count of attempted sexual abuse in the 2nd degree.