Suspected Capitol Rioter Arrested Near Obama's Home to Remain in Jail Until Trial

Taylor Taranto, the man accused of threatening politicians and arrested in former President Barack Obama’s neighborhood, will remain in custody pending trial. Taranto is currently facing misdemeanor charges related to his conduct during the January 6 attack on the US Capitol, with prosecutors planning to add felony charges later. The judge ruled that Taranto is a danger to the public, citing incidents at elementary schools and his proximity to Obama's and John Podesta's residences. Taranto's attorney argued for home confinement, mentioning triggering activity in the capital, and claimed he was attacked in jail. Taranto's next hearing is scheduled for July 25, and his attorney intends to appeal the detention ruling.