A man who was arrested after parking his SUV in front of the Supreme Court last year parked in front of it again, prompting a closure of the area and some nearby streets, officials say.
returned on Thursday, prompting a closure of the area and some nearby streets, officials said.
In October, Capitol police officers had to use a flash-bang device to force Melvin, of Kimball, Michigan, out of his car after he refused to speak with officers and negotiators. He was arrested on charges of failure to obey and assault on a police officer.
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