Summary:
- Christopher Warrell, a self-proclaimed proud boy, convicted for assaulting police on January 6th, is now a fugitive wanted by the FBI.
- Warrell was found guilty in May for his involvement in the Capitol Building riot. He was scheduled for sentencing, but he disappeared while under house arrest in Florida.
- Prosecutors intended to sentence him to 14 years in prison. His evasion may lead to extended sentencing upon apprehension.
Tonight, a man convicted of assaulting police on January 6th is on the run. Christopher Warrell called himself a proud boy, but now the FBI calls him a fugitive. One of their most wanted.
Warrell was found guilty last May for his role in the riot at the Capitol Building. He was set to be sentenced today, but he vanished this week while confined to his home in Florida. Prosecutors were pushing a prison sentence of 14 years, but his disappearing act could mean more time once he's caught.
The investigation to locate Christopher Warrell is ongoing, with law enforcement agencies cooperating to bring him to justice.