Jonathan Braun, a 41-year-old man whose 10-year prison sentence for drug trafficking was commuted by former President Donald Trump, has been arrested for assaulting his wife and her elderly father. Braun is accused of two incidents of domestic violence against his wife, including throwing her to the ground and punching her, as well as punching his 75-year-old father-in-law in the face during an altercation. He has pleaded not guilty to multiple assault charges and was released on his own recognizance after arraignment. Braun's legal troubles extend beyond these allegations, including a recent civil case where he faced a $20 million fine for predatory lending practices. Questions have arisen regarding the vetting process for clemency candidates under Trump's administration, particularly given Braun's history of violence. Trump's spokesperson stated that the former president desires criminals to serve their sentences, though it remains unclear if he regrets granting clemency to Braun.