Thomas Markle cut off his electronic ankle monitor early Tuesday, prosecutors said. He was taken back into custody shortly after.
Why it matters: Prosecutors want Markle held until trial, which would end his house arrest. First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said, "Release conditions are court orders, not suggestions."
Left coverage, 8 sources: The left presents the case as a straightforward wire report of the prosecutor's allegation, centered on the royal family link.
Right coverage, 6 sources: The right emphasizes the charges and the prosecutors' push to jail Markle, describing the arrest in starker terms.
What’s next: A federal court in Tampa will hear the request to revoke Markle's release.
