A former January 6 capitol riot prosecutor who left the Department of Justice after rioters were pardoned by President Trump worries that the pardons could encourage people to commit more acts of political violence in the future.

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Former Jan. 6 prosecutor warns Trump’s pardons could encourage future political violence

A former January 6 capitol riot prosecutor who left the Department of Justice after rioters were pardoned by President Trump worries that the pardons could encourage people to commit more acts of political violence in the future.

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