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762: Trevor Bauer

Assault, Familial Abuse & Violence

Trevor Bauer was a Major League Baseball pitcher and Trump advocate. He was also prone to going over the line in rough sex with women, choking them to unconsciousness. After he was suspended for two seasons from playing MLB games, he went to play in Japan.

668: Felicia Killings

Child Molestation, Rape

Felicia Killings is the founder and CEO of the Conscious Conservative Movement and Media Network. As a Black woman, her focus is on expanding the reach of Republicans into the Black community. The focus in 2023-24 is on the Greater Atlanta area. She is also a former teacher who pleaded no contest to raping a student. She was 28 and he was under 18 and her student. She was charged with six felony counts, pled guilty to one and was sentenced to 30 days in a plea deal.

665: Heather Locklear

Assault, Familial Abuse & Violence

Heather Locklear is a famous actress who volunteered for Bush’s presidential campaign. A Republican, she has not been as outspoken in recent years. She has been arrested, however, for domestic violence and for battery of a police officer and an EMT. The domestic violence charges were dropped. She pleaded no contest and got 30 days in a mental health facility.

643: Daniel Gai

Child Endangerment, Familial Abuse & Violence

Daniel Gai was an aide for Fresno Republican City Councilmember Garry Bredefeld. He resigned after pleading no contest to five felony domestic violence charges. He admitted to one count of committing corporal injury on spouse or cohabitant, three counts of assault by means likely to produce great bodily injury and one count of child endangerment.

630: Larry Elder

Familial Abuse & Violence, Sexual Harassment

When he ran for governor, Alexandra Datig, his ex-fiancée, broke the Non-Disclosure Agreement he had her sign to warn voters that he was abusive and threatened her with a gun. He denied the allegation, but she did file a police report and risked financial consequences to go public. Prosecutors did not pursue the allegations because the statute of limitations had run out.

607: Ben Martin

Familial Abuse & Violence, Rape

Ben Martin is an insurrectionist. He also was an anti-mask protester who harried and impeded people going into stores with a mask on. Sprouts Farmers Market in Fresno had to get a restraining order against him.

When federal agents went to arrest him for his participation in the insurrection, they found a safe in his home with several weapons. He is not allowed to have weapons as he was on probation for a 2018 conviction for domestic violence. In addition, he sister has a restraining order against him.

He said they were his father’s but a receipt showed he was the purchaser of at least one of them. Even though he is clearly violating his parole by having weapons, a judge still released him on bail. He also has a conviction for statutory rape.

606: Jorge Riley

Child Abuse

Jorge Riley is an insurrectionist. He was a GOP activist before joining the coup, very active in support of the homophobic Ballot Measure 8. His activism began in college where he was active in student government. He lost an election for president of the student senate by one vote and claimed the election was stolen. So he came by his antipathy to democracy early.

605: Jesus Blancas

Child Sexual Abuse Material, Solicitation of a Minor

Jesus Blancas was a member of the Grizzly Scouts, part of the Boogaloo movement. The Grizzly Scouts plotted to kill cops so Trump would invoke the Insurrection Act. He was indicted for trying to get a fifteen-year-old girl to produce child sexual exploitation material.

600: Sean McHugh

Child Molestation, Child Rape, Rape

Sean McHugh is an insurrectionist. On January 6th, he had a megaphone which he used to accuse the Capitol Police of protecting pedophiles. This is ironic as he was sentenced to 240 days in jail and four years of probation for the statutory rape of a 14-year-old girl when he was 23. Prosecutors said he had three prior rape offenses.