{"id":924,"date":"2026-06-03T20:38:17","date_gmt":"2026-06-03T20:38:17","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/usmovingexpertss.com\/?p=924"},"modified":"2026-06-03T20:38:17","modified_gmt":"2026-06-03T20:38:17","slug":"pentagon-hires-sc-jan-6-convicted-rioter-to-sensitive-military-post","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/usmovingexpertss.com\/?p=924","title":{"rendered":"Pentagon hires SC Jan. 6 convicted rioter to sensitive military post"},"content":{"rendered":"
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A convicted Jan. 6 rioter from South Carolina has been hired by the Trump administration to work in a Pentagon office \u201cthat manages highly classified military operations,\u201d according to a report in The Washington Post.<\/p>\n

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The report about convicted Jan. 6 defendant Elias Irizarry now working in the Pentagon was based on four unnamed sources. It is full of details about Irizarry\u2019s arrest and conviction already reported in more than 20 stories about him and his co-defendants over the years by The State newspaper.<\/p>\n

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Irizarry works in the Defense Department\u2019s Special Operations and Low Intensity Conflict office and some staff are questioning how anyone convicted in the attack on the Capitol \u201ccould be trusted for such a sensitive role in the U.S. government,\u201d the Post reported.<\/p>\n

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Irizarry, now 24 and who had just turned 19 at the time of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, was a Citadel student midway through his freshman year when he traveled to Washington with two friends to attend President Donald Trump\u2019s \u201cStop the Steal\u201d rally and participated in breaking into the Capitol, according to court records.<\/p>\n

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Although Trump continues to falsely assert Democrats committed fraud so Joe Biden could win the November 2020 presidential election, no evidence has ever been produced that would prove such a claim. Some 60 lawsuits by Trump allies in swing states were tossed out of court for lack of evidence or other failures to bring a valid claim of election fraud.<\/p>\n

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Acting Pentagon Press Secretary Joel Valdez had this comment on The Post\u2019s story: \u201cMr. Elias Irizarry is a qualified, patriotic young professional, and we are proud to have him as a political appointee at the Department of War. Unlike Mr. Irizarry, the Washington Post does not care about national security given its track record of low-tier reporters publishing and soliciting classified information that could hurt our nation on a daily basis.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Valdez did not provide information to The State on who appointed Irizarry to his job.<\/p>\n

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Irizarry could not be reached by phone or text.<\/p>\n

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After Irizarry\u2019s arrest in March 2021 by the FBI, Citadel officials allowed him to stay in school, where he remained until he pled guilty in October 2023 to entering and remaining in a restricted building (the Capitol). Other charges against him including disorderly conduct in a Capitol building were dropped as part of a plea deal.<\/p>\n

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U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan sentenced Irizarry on March 15, 2023, to 14 days confinement.<\/p>\n

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The Post reported that the office that Irizarry is assigned to covers irregular warfare and counterterrorism. The office\u2019s team \u201ccomprises about 40 people, and its portfolio includes operations such as embassy security, personnel recovery and hostage rescue,\u201d The Post reported.<\/p>\n

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The work Irizarry is doing is \u201camong the most delicate that the Pentagon performs. All positions … require a top-secret security clearance,\u201d The Post reported.<\/p>\n

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Overwhelming evidence<\/h2>\n

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Evidence that convicted Irizarry was overwhelming. It included numerous photos of Irizarry inside the Capitol, holding a metal pole. People who knew Irizarry had turned him in. Irizarry also admitted his crime to FBI agents.<\/p>\n

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In court records publicly available on a federal judicial database, two views emerge of Irizarry.<\/p>\n

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In one narrative, he is deeply repentant and ashamed of being part of the mob that attacked the Capitol. The Capitol was closed to visitors that day, a day when Congress met to certify the electoral votes cast for candidates in the November 2020 election. Anyone other than members of Congress and staff entering the building was doing so illegally.<\/p>\n

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\u201cJanuary 6th represented something truly horrible,\u201d Irizarry told Judge Chutkan at his 2023 sentencing hearing. \u201cIt was the largest attack on our democracy since the Civil War. The idea of Americans being willing to fight other Americans and tear down the very institutions that millions of other Americans sacrificed and built and protect is horrible.<\/p>\n

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\u201cIt is something I have to live with being a part of. I don\u2019t know what I can do to make it right. But first, I apologize for my part and my complicity in the events of that day. I apologize to the Capitol Police and all of the victims of January 6th,\u201d Irizarry told the judge, according to a hearing transcript.<\/p>\n

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Irizarry apologized<\/h2>\n

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\u201cI want to apologize to the widows of Capitol Police and Metropolitan Police officers like Officer Sicknick, Officer Smith, Officer Liebengood, Officer Hashida and Officer deFreytag, who have to bury their partners because of that horrible day,\u201d Irizarry said, referring to officers who died in the aftermath of the attack. \u201cI want to thank the law enforcement officers who, while outnumbered, fought and sacrificed to defend our democracy.\u201d<\/p>\n

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In a sentencing memo, Irizarry\u2019s lawyer, federal public defender Eugene Ohm, wrote the judge that his client is not \u201cand has never been an \u2018election denier,\u2019 he was skeptical of some right wing talking points and entirely dismissive of their conspiracy theories.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Ohm also stressed that Irizarry \u201cdid not engage in any violence or destruction that day. He did not dress prepared for violence. He did not confront any police officers. He did not go into any restricted area. He did not encourage anyone to do anything. He did not steal anything. He did not do anything to disrespect the Capitol or the institution, such as drink alcohol or ingest drugs. He looked for his acquaintance, took some photographs, walked with him and left. He did not even yell or chant.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Prosecutors: Irizarry part of \u201cviolent riot\u201d<\/h2>\n

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A different narrative emerges from prosecution records.<\/p>\n

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Before entering the Capitol Irizarry \u201cdirected and encouraged rioters toward the Capitol building\u201d and knew well that he was in the middle of a riot,\u201d according to a prosecution sentencing memo by assistant U.S. Attorney Ashley Akers.<\/p>\n

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Irizarry \u201cobserved broken bicycle racks and fencing from the restricted perimeter, saw and smelled tear gas, saw rioters violently attack officers on the West front, and saw lines of police trying to block the crowd from progressing but continued towards the Capitol,\u201d the prosecution memo said.<\/p>\n

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To gain access to the Capitol, Irizarry entered through a shattered window at the Senate Wing Door and he \u201carmed himself with a metal pole that he carried throughout the Capitol grounds and building,\u201d the prosecution memo said.<\/p>\n

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Moreover, at the time of the riot, Irizarry was a member of the United States Civilian Air Patrol, a federally-supported public entity devoted to public safety, and thus betrayed his duty to \u201ckeep the homeland safe,\u201d the prosecution memo said.<\/p>\n

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Irizarry\u2019s conduct took place \u201cin the context of a large and violent riot that relied on numbers to overwhelm police officers who were trying to prevent a breach of the Capitol Building and disrupt the proceedings,\u201d the prosecution memo said.<\/p>\n

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After spending 27 minutes inside the Capitol, Irizarry remained outside the building for more than an hour and a half, \u201cjoining chants on the East steps where officers attempted to gain control of the area, marching through the East plaza, and sitting on government vehicles parked outside the Capitol,\u201d the prosecution memo said.<\/p>\n

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Prosecutors also noted that when the FBI reviewed records on Irizarry\u2019s cell phone, they found \u201ca gap of data between Jan. 1, 2021 and Jan. 8, 2021, which suggests that Irizarry deleted information from his cell phone pertaining to his involvement on Jan. 6, 2021.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Moreover, after Irizarry\u2019s arrest, he was determined to figure out who \u201cbackstabbed\u201d him by \u201cturning him in\u201d to authorities, the prosecutor\u2019s memo said.<\/p>\n

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\u201cIrizarry discussed via text message how the FBI found out that he went inside the Capitol and who turned him in. Between late January and early March 2021, Irizarry also exchanged text messages with co-defendant … about joining the Russian Military if they were not permitted to remain in the U.S. Military due to the \u2018FBI Stuff\u2019,\u201d the prosecutor\u2019s memo said.<\/p>\n

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Top student, good character<\/h2>\n

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One thing that both prosecutors and defense attorneys agreed on: Irizarry had an exemplary record of public service and a superlative academic record at The Citadel. Numerous people including Citadel professors wrote the judge testifying about his good character and achievements.<\/p>\n

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Judge Chutkan was so impressed with Irizarry\u2019s record and his repentance that she offered to write him a letter of recommendation for him to The Citadel, Irizarry\u2019s attorney told The State in 2023.<\/p>\n

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In the spring of 2023, Irizarry worked for a time as a page at the S.C. State House assigned to that chamber\u2019s agriculture and natural resources committee. In 2024, Irizarry lost a bid in the Republican primary to run for a York County seat in the S.C. House.<\/p>\n

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In May 2024, Irizarry graduated from The Citadel, according to the college.<\/p>\n

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\u201cA second chance\u201d<\/h2>\n

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David O\u2019Neal of Tega Cay represented S.C. House District 66 as a Republican until his retirement in 2024 and hired Irizarry as a page in the General Assembly after Irizarry\u2019s sentencing for Jan. 6. \u201cHe did a fantastic job as a page,\u201d O\u2019Neal, a former Tega Cay mayor, said Wednesday. O\u2019Neal said he knows Irizarry and his family and that Irizarry is \u201ca patriot.\u201d O\u2019Neal said he remains in contact with Irizarry now that Irizarry has moved to the Washington, D.C., area and is proud that Irizarry has done well in his federal job. He said Irizarry was still a teenager in 2021 and \u201che kinda got caught up in a moment.\u201d In college in the spring of 2024, Irizarry would drive from Charleston to Columbia to work as a statehouse page to get experience in politics and government. Now, after college, he can help the country in his defense department role, O\u2019Neal said . \u201cEverybody gets a second chance,\u201d O\u2019Neal said.<\/p>\n

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Since Trump took office, the Justice Department has deleted its thousands of pages of press releases and other information about those arrested and convicted in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot. Nearly 1,600 people were arrested, many of whom had pled guilty. In January 2025, Trump pardoned or commuted the sentences of everyone charged or convicted in the event.<\/p>\n

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