NEED TO KNOW
-Jonathan Braun, who was once granted clemency by Donald Trump in 2021, has been sentenced to 27 months in prison for violating the terms of his supervised release, after prosecutors accused him of sexually assaulting his children's nanny and physically abusing a 3-year-old child
-Braun, 42, had his sentence for federal drug trafficking commuted on Trump's final day in office in 2021
-Braun is reportedly the eighth person granted clemency by Trump who has since been accused of another crime
-A convicted drug dealer who was freed by President Donald Trump in the final hours of his first term in office has been sentenced to prison again — this time after accusations of physical and sexual assault, according to reports.

Jonathan Braun, who had his original drug sentence commuted by Trump, 79, on his final day in office, was sentenced Monday, Nov. 10, to 27 months in prison as well as three and a half years of supervised release, according to The New York Times, ABC News and The New York Daily News.

Braun, 42, was charged with violating the terms of his supervised release, which came in January 2021 after Trump granted him clemency.

Braun specifically was accused in court of sexually assaulting his children's nanny, with prosecutors claiming that he put her in a headlock, grabbed her breasts and then forcibly put her hand on his bare genitals after breaking into her bedroom, according to ABC News and the Daily News.

Braun was further accused of violently swinging a hospital IV pole at a nurse while threatening to “f—ing kill” her, per the outlets, which noted he was also accused of grabbing the arm of threatening and grabbing the arm of a fellow congregant at a New York City synagogue...