A Texas man pardoned by President Donald Trump for his role in the Jan. 6 Capitol attack has been arrested again, this time after authorities said he allegedly threatened a man with a gun in a church parking lot.
Ryan Nichols, a former Marine from East Texas, was arrested in Harrison County on a deadly conduct charge after an incident outside a church in Harleton, Texas, according to The Daily Beast. Sheriff B.J. Fletcher explained that Nichols allegedly followed a man out of church, lifted his shirt to show a weapon, and then grabbed it while the man was unarmed and holding a Bible.
