Civil rights leader Walter E. Fauntroy was arrested at Dulles International Airport after returning to the U.S. following an abrupt departure in 2012. Civil rights leader and former congressional delegate Walter Fauntroy was released from jail after being arrested at Dulles International Airport on June 27, his first day in the U.S. in four years. (Claritza Jimenez/The Washington Post)Civil rights leader Walter E. Fauntroy was arrested at Dulles International Airport after returning to the U.S. following an abrupt departure in 2012. Relatives eager to reunite with Fauntroy, 83, were disappointed he was not freed earlier in the day from the Loudoun jail, where he was taken after his arrest at Dulles International Airport. [Walter Fauntroy vows to return from UAE to face legal, financial troubles]But Johnny Barnes, one of his other attorneys, said authorities reissued a bench warrant for his arrest on Monday.

Source: Washington Post June 28, 2016 16:26 UTC