The D.C. prosecutor several claim is responsible for making many January 6th defendants’ lives a living Hell is stepping down days before President-Elect Donald Trump is sworn into office. Many commenters want attorney Matthew Graves to be investigated and serve time for the lives they say he’s destroyed.

Some posters say he’s resigning in an attempt to avoid investigation and possible prosecution. But, others say it’s rare for prosecutors to become the prosecuted.

Other posters say it’s not just him at fault, but judges as well.

Some are going so far as to say he’s using the days before the inauguration to shred and destroy evidence that could possibly be used against him.

Many are hoping that once Trump is back in the White House he will pardon many, if not all, of the Americans charged in the January 6th riots at the Capitol. Will that proposed action also entail an investigation into Graves? That remains to be seen.

 {ai:summary}<p>Matthew Graves, the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, has resigned just days before President-Elect Donald Trump's inauguration. Critics accuse him of abusing the judicial system, particularly regarding the prosecution of January 6th defendants, and are calling for investigations into his actions.</p><p>Some speculate that Graves is stepping down to evade potential scrutiny or prosecution, while others argue that accountability for prosecutors is rare. There are concerns that he may destroy evidence related to the January 6th cases before leaving office. Many hope Trump will grant pardons to those charged in the Capitol riots. #politics</p>

From Prosecutor to Prosecuted? Many Want Resigning January 6th Attorney Matthew Graves Investigated

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