State Rep. Borris MIles, D-Houston, lost his seat last month to the man he had replaced for one term, Al Edwards. Now, he's been indicted on charges of deadly conduct for the whole gun-toting, another-man's-wife-kissing incident that reportedly happened last Christmas. Here's the Houston Chronicle:

Texas state Rep. Borris Miles was indicted today on two counts of deadly conduct stemming from a night of alleged bizarre behavior last December.

The class A misdemeanor carries a punishment range up to a year in jail and a $4,000 fine.

Miles is accused of going to a St. Regis Hotel ballroom uninvited, confronting guests, displaying a pistol and forcibly kissing another's man's wife.

Miles, who represents District 146, is the subject of a lawsuit related to his behavior.

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