Weekly civic intelligence report · v2.2
Former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio was arrested at the US Capitol, representing ongoing enforcement related to January 6 activities.
This is routine law enforcement following established January 6 prosecutions. The arrest of Tarrio represents normal judicial process execution rather than constitutional damage. A-score is low (4.86) because: enforcement_action mechanism applies 0.6 modifier (protective of rule of law, not damaging); narrow population scope; rule_of_law scores 4 for ongoing accountability but other drivers minimal. B-score moderate (17.38) due to high-profile name recognition and symbolic Capitol location, but novelty low as J6 prosecutions are established pattern. Neither threshold (25) met. Classification: Noise - routine enforcement of existing legal framework with predictable media attention but no structural constitutional impact.
Monitor for: (1) any unusual sentencing departures that might indicate politicized prosecution, (2) appeals that challenge fundamental due process, (3) broader crackdown patterns beyond established J6 cases. Current event is standard post-insurrection accountability within normal legal bounds.