Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio launches 11th hour appeal against jail sentence for burning DC church's BLM flag claiming judge was too harsh
Tarrio shared several posts with Telegram followers Monday as he prepared to hand himself into a Washington DC jail. But hours later, he filed an 11th hour appeal against his five month sentence with his lawyer branding it 'unreasonably harsh and disproportionate'. They also highlighted a separate case tried by the same judge, which saw a sex attacker handed a suspended sentence.
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