Cleveland Cavaliers guard James Harden is arrested in Houston, Texas, and charged with misdemeanor unlawful carrying of a weapon, according to multiple reports citing court records and police accounts. The arrest occurs early Saturday morning in Harris County. Authorities say a handgun is found in his motor vehicle and is in plain view, not holstered. One account specifies the handgun is unconcealed and spotted in Harden’s Mercedes, and he is taken into custody around 3:41 a.m. Harden is booked into jail but released shortly afterward on bond. Reported bond information varies in detail by outlet, but all describe a quick release. Court documents reviewed by reporters state Harden is scheduled to appear in court on June 22. Reports also indicate the bond terms include a prohibition on possessing firearms and related weapons. The Cavaliers confirm they are aware of the arrest and say they are gathering information, while stating they are in contact with Harden and his representation. Harden has not been publicly described as facing a felony charge in the accounts provided; the reported charge remains a misdemeanor.