From the Bruin: Christian Secor, the former UCLA student who allegedly participated in the U.S. Capitol riots Jan. 6, is set to appear for trial in January. Secor appeared for a court-ordered status conference Tuesday. He had previously pleaded not guilty to all counts in March. He is currently pending trial for 10 offenses, including disorderly conduct in a Capitol building, assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers and aiding and abetting. The pretrial conference and motion hearing is set for Jan. 10, over a year after the Capitol riots.
Tuesday’s hearing was Secor’s first appearance in court since being released from federal custody on a $200,000 bail in March. Secor was set to graduate in the spring, and the court said it would allow him to finish his final exams at UCLA at the hearing in March. He studied political science at UCLA and was a member of Bruin Republicans. Secor also founded a conservative student group called America First Bruins during his time at UCLA. At the court hearing, Secor made an oral request to modify the conditions of his release and was directed to file a motion.
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