Ex-police officer sentenced after sharing confidential info with Proud Boys

A former police officer in the capital was sentenced to 18 months in prison after being convicted of obstructing justice and three charges of making false statements.

Shin Lamond, who was the intelligence branch supervisor at the Internal Security Office of the Metropolitan Ministry of Police, leaked sensitive information for the then chief proud children, Henry “Enrique” Tario.

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Tario attended Lamund and held a press conference after that, and he called on president Donald Trump to pardon the former officer.

“I ask the Ministry of Justice and the President of the United States a step and correct the injustice that I just saw in this courtroom,” Tario said, according to reports.

In December 2024, Lamond was convicted of getting rid of Tario about his ministry’s investigation in destroying the Black Lives Matter (BLM).

American lawyer Matthew M. Griffs after Lamond’s conviction: “As it was proven in the trial, Lamond managed his job on his head – which pushes secret information to a source, instead of obtaining information from him – about behavior, and hindered the investigation of the source.” “The role of intelligence that Lamund was supposed to play is very important to maintain the integrity of our society. Its violation of the confidence in it exposes our society more vulnerable to danger and cannot be ignored.”

Enrique Tario, the leader of the proud boys (L) and Joe Bigz (R) meet outside the Harry Pain during a protest on December 12, 2020, in Washington, DC. (Stephanie Keith/Getti Emiez)

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According to a journalist in 2024 from the Ministry of Justice, Lamond and Tario were in contact regularly regarding the “planned” children’s activities in the capital starting in July 2019. This did not change after the Lamund administration began investigating on December 12, 2020, destroying the BLM banner.

Despite the fact that Tarrio was considered the “main theme” of the investigation, Lamund gave the leader of the hateful boys at the time “secret enforcement information.” The Ministry of Justice says that tarrio transferred information to other members of the other boys.

A scene of riots in January 6 in the American Capitol in 2021. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez, File)

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Weeks later, on January 4, 2021 – just two days before the necknotherapy on January 6, Lamond sent a message to Tarrio a message “appointed to self -destruction” to inform the proud boys leader that there was an order to arrest him. Tarrio, who was traveling from Florida to the capital when he received the message, was arrested and admitted to being guilty.

In the capital, the maximum of justice is 30 years in prison, while the wrong statement is a maximum of five years.