US EditionJan. 6 rioter seeking asylum in Canada after skipping prison time for storming Capitol with mom
- A Jan. 6 rioter is seeking asylum in Canada after not serving prison time for their actions during the Capitol storming with their mother.
- The rioter was involved in the events of January 6th and did not face consequences in the U.S.
- Applying for asylum in Canada may be a way to evade legal repercussions for their actions.
- The rioter's mother was also present during the storming of the Capitol.
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Indiana Jan. 6 Rioter Skips Out on Jail Time After Blasting 'Kangaroo Court,' Applies for Asylum in Canada
Antony Vo was charged as a nonviolent participant in the Jan. 6 riot but fled to Canada before his prison sentence while he awaits a pardon from the president-elect.
·New York, United States
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Jan. 6 riot defendant from Indiana is applying for asylum in Canada
Jan. 6 fugitive from Indiana seeking asylum INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A Jan. 6 riot defendant from Indiana who escaped his prison sentence is applying for refugee status in Canada. Antony Vo in November told I-Team 8 he still believes President-elect Donald Trump will deliver pardons to all Jan. 6 riot defendants once he’s back in the Oval Office on Jan. 20. But, for now, Vo is waiting for that day in Canada as he goes through the country’s asylum …
·Indianapolis, United States
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