Federal prosecutors are not bringing charges against former Proud Boys national chair Enrique Tarrio after his arrest in February in connection with a scuffle with a female protester at the Capitol, court system records are indicating.

Tarrio said Wednesday that a U.S. attorney’s office representative has told him he won’t be charged, and no criminal case has shown up in the court system after U.S. Capitol Police arrested him on Feb. 21, reports The Washington Post.

Typically, when a criminal case does not show up in the court’s system, that indicates prosecutors aren’t moving forward with charges, the publication further noted.

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