Man Accused Of Bringing Guns To DC Trump Hotel Arrested Again: Report

WASHINGTON, DC — Police have once again arrested a Pennsylvania doctor accused of checking into the Trump International Hotel in D.C. with guns in his car last month -- this time for returning to the capital in violation of the conditions of his release, according to a report.

The Associated Press reports that 43-year-old Bryan Moles, who was arrested May 31 after authorities received a tip about him making threats and traveling to D.C. to check into President Trump's new hotel, is back in custody after both returning to the capital and posting photos of newspaper headlines describing the shooting at the congressional baseball practice to his Facebook page.

Magistrate Judge Robin Meriweather ruled that Moles must now stay in jail until trial for violating the terms of the release, and he will undergo initial forensic screening to determine if he competent to stand trial, according to the report.

Moles has been charged with unlawful possession and transportation of a firearm. D.C. has strict gun laws.

The judge ordered Moles to avoid D.C. unless he must visit in connection to the case, and when he is in the District he must avoid the Trump International Hotel. He was also ordered to undergo an evaluation at a Veterans Affairs facility in Georgia, but was discharged after refusing to comply with treatment and also allegedly flooding his room by tampering with the sprinkler system.

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