NBA player James Harden, who has played for the Cleveland Cavaliers, is arrested in Houston, Texas, on a misdemeanor weapons-related charge. According to court records and reporting from multiple outlets, officers stop Harden’s vehicle in downtown Houston shortly before 4 a.m. on Saturday while he is driving with four other people. Police say a handgun is visible in the cup holder of Harden’s Mercedes. Harden is taken into custody and later released from a Houston jail after posting $100 bond, as described by The Guardian. The reports characterize the matter as a misdemeanor gun violation and do not cite any claims that Harden fired a weapon or that anyone was injured. The Independent and Vancouver Sun similarly report that the arrest follows police spotting an uncovered or unconcealed handgun in Harden’s car. The outlets do not provide additional details about the specific charge wording or any later court proceedings beyond his release on bond.