streams, used facial recognition technology to identify Lang as the person on the video making the threat to Anthony's life.

The 31-year-old from Florida was arrested while trying to leave the state and has been in the Collin County Jail with a $1 million bond, charged with making a terroristic threat.

It's a felony that comes with a 2-to-10-year sentence if convicted. Lang is scheduled to appear for a bond hearing on Thursday in the same court, in front of the same judge, John Roach Jr., who presided over the Anthony murder trial.

Lang has a history of arrests since he was pardoned by President Trump after spending four years in prison for the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.

At the time of this latest arrest, authorities say Lang was already violating a criminal trespass warning he received outside the Collin County Courthouse two days earlier, which banned him from the property for 30 days.

CBS News Texas discovered that Lang has an online fundraising account that's collected nearly $50,000 on the exact same crowdfunding website as one that just days ago shut down an account to collect money for the family of Karmelo Anthony.