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Zion Mitchell, a National Guard member deployed at the request of President Trump, faces felony charges after allegedly pointing a loaded weapon at a fellow Guardsman during an argument over hairstyle compliance. The incident occurred while the Guardsmen were on break in a van outside a Popeyes in Northeast D.C. Mitchell is currently held without bail, with a hearing set for September 15.
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Zion Mitchell, a National Guard member deployed at the request of President Trump, faces felony charges after allegedly pointing a loaded weapon at a fellow Guardsman during an argument over hairstyle compliance. The incident occurred while the Guardsmen were on break in a van outside a Popeyes in Northeast D.C. Mitchell is currently held without bail, with a hearing set for September 15.
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