Fewer than 24 hours after he was first arrested at the Idaho Capitol, troopers on Wednesday again arrested Ammon Bundy in the Senate gallery.

According to a tweet from ISP’s twitter account, Bundy was served a no trespass notice Tuesday night. His arrival at the Capitol Wednesday is an alleged violation of that order.

Two witnesses told the Idaho Press Idaho State Police officers removed Bundy, a known anti-government activist, who was sitting in the Senate Gallery, shortly after the Senate at eased just after 11 a.m.

Another person who had been arrested with Bundy on Tuesday also reappeared with him Wednesday, according to ISP. However, that person — who had also been served a no trespass order — left when asked to do so.

The Idaho Press reports Bundy was back in custody at the Ada County Jail Wednesday afternoon.