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At least 8 with San Diego ties pardoned for Jan. 6 Capitol breach

A former Camp Pendleton Marine and the nephew of a former Democratic lawmaker are among those with San Diego ties who benefit from Trump's sweeping pardons

At least eight men from San Diego who were charged with various crimes related to the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol received pardons from President Trump on Monday. Clockwise from top left they include former North County resident James McGrew, San Diego resident Jonathan Humphreys, El Cajon resident Erik Herrera and then-active duty Camp Pendleton Marine Micah Coomer (red circle). (Photos courtesy of FBI/Department of Justice via U.S. District Court filings)
At least eight men from San Diego who were charged with various crimes related to the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol received pardons from President Trump on Monday. Clockwise from top left they include former North County resident James McGrew, San Diego resident Jonathan Humphreys, El Cajon resident Erik Herrera and then-active duty Camp Pendleton Marine Micah Coomer (red circle). (Photos courtesy of FBI/Department of Justice via U.S. District Court filings)
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A former Camp Pendleton Marine and nephew of former Democratic lawmaker among those with San Diego links benefiting from Trump's pardons

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