In a Tuesday interview with Reuters, Tarrio denied working undercover or cooperating in cases. >>"I don't know any of this," he said, **adding "I don't recall any of this."** "I don't recall any of this"... Said no one ever while being accused of being a snitch, except actual snitches And indeed it *seems* that he indeed worked for the FBI in the past >>Tarrio's former attorney, Jeffrey Feiler, noted that his client worked undercover several times - one involving "wholesale prescription narcotics," another involving the sale of anabolic steroids, and a third involving human smuggling. Tarrio also helped police uncover three marijuana grow houses, and was a "prolific" cooperator, according to the report. >>In the smuggling case, Tarrio, “at his own risk, in an undercover role met and negotiated to pay $11,000 to members of that ring to bring in fictitious family members of his from another country,” the lawyer said in court. >>In an interview, Feiler said he did not recall details about the case but added, “**The information I provided to the court was based on information provided to me by law enforcement and the prosecutor.”** >>An FBI agent at the hearing called Tarrio a “key component” in local police investigations involving marijuana, cocaine and MDMA, or ecstasy. The Miami FBI office declined comment. -Reuters Now of course one could still claim the lawyer is lying and used falsified documents... But that's kind of a career ending move for a lawyer >>Reuters notes that there is no evidence Tarrio has cooperated with authorities since his previous involvement, however he admitted to notifying local law enforcement prior to Proud Boys rallies in various cities - letting police know of the group's plans. Tarrio said he stopped this coordination after December 12 due to the DC police cracking down on the group.