Florida MAGA man arrested again one day after Trump pardon

A Florida antheral who was facing transgression charges for assaulting constabulary officers successful the Jan. 6 onslaught connected the U.S. Capitol has found himself successful custody again — conscionable 1 time aft being pardoned by President Trump.

Daniel Charles Ball, 39, was arrested connected weapon charges Wednesday, according to Spectrum Bay News 9 successful Tampa. An indictment from August, charging him with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, cited his past convictions for home unit strangulation, resisting instrumentality enforcement and artillery connected a instrumentality enforcement officer.

Ball was reportedly successful Washington, D.C. awaiting proceedings for his actions successful the Capitol riot — including wounding constabulary with an explosive instrumentality — erstwhile Trump granted pardons to much than 1,500 convicts progressive successful sacking the building.

The 78-year-old Republican person had convinced those loyalists without grounds that the 2020 statesmanlike predetermination was someway rigged against him.

Following Trump’s pardons, an arrest warrant filed successful the Middle District of Florida called for the apprehension of Ball, describing him arsenic a “two-time convicted felon” from Homosassa.

Law enforcement officers injured by Trump supporters connected Jan. 6 expressed outrage implicit the merchandise of their assailants.

“Donald Trump has told the American people, ‘If you perpetrate crimes connected my behalf I’ve got your back,” erstwhile D.C. Metro Officer Michael Fanone told CNN.

The Fraternal Order of Police endorsed Trump successful the 2024 election, but condemned his pardoning of Jan. 6 convicts.

Idaho pistillate Pamela Hemphill, dubbed the “MAGA Granny,” has since repented for her actions successful the Capitol riot and refused Trump’s pardon.

“We were incorrect that day,” she told the BBC.

Trump has referred to the Jan. 6 prisoners arsenic “hostages” and condemned instrumentality enforcement for defending elected officials wrong the Capitol that day.