National Guardsman arrested in D.C. after pulling gun on fellow trooper
A National Guard trooper assigned to patrol the District faces felony charges after he was accused of pointing his service pistol at another soldier during an argument about military-approved hairstyles, court documents said.
A National Guard trooper faces felony charges for allegedly pointing his service pistol at another soldier. The incident reportedly occurred during an argument concerning military-approved hairstyles. Court documents detail the accusations against the trooper assigned to patrol the District.
- A National Guard trooper is facing felony charges.
- The trooper allegedly pointed his service pistol at another soldier.
- The argument was reportedly over military-approved hairstyles.
- The trooper was assigned to patrol the District.
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