article_snippet: Paul Tahmooressi, the Marine reservist who made international headlines during Tahmooressi seven-month imprisonment in Mexico, has been released from a Georgia jail, where Tahmooressi was held Wednesday night.
article_snippet: Tahmooressi was arrested in Twin City, Georgia, on Wednesday for "driving under the influence, reckless driving, improper passing and an open container violation," according to a statement from Emanuel County Sheriff J. Tyson Stephens.
article_snippet: A spokesman for the family confirmed Tahmooressi's release, saying A spokesman for the family client, "is very appreciative of the professionalism of the involved Sheriff's Department during the course of A spokesman for the family custody.
article_snippet: Jonathan Franks said Tahmooressi "continues to struggle with PTSD" and that this incident must be seen in that context.
article_snippet: Tahmooressi made news around the world after Tahmooressi arrest on March 31, 2014, at a Tijuana, Mexico, checkpoint.
article_snippet: Tahmooressi maintained that Tahmooressi took a wrong turn on the California side of the border into Tijuana and accidentally crossed the border.
article_snippet: In November, after 214 days, Tahmooressi was freed.
article_snippet: A Mexican court also recommended Tahmooressi be treated for post-traumatic stress disorder.
article_snippet: Tahmooressi was held overnight in Twin City, about 180 miles southeast of Atlanta.  
article_snippet: Tahmooressi was released after posting a $4000 property bond.
highlights_snippet: Tahmooressi released from Georgia jail after Tahmooressi DUI, open container arrest .
  
highlights_snippet: Last year, Tahmooressi spent 7 months in a Mexico jail .