The man accused of throwing a can at Senator Ted Cruz during the Houston Astros parade has been no-billed by a grand jury, according to court records.
Joseph Arcidiacono was charged with aggravated assault.
We have seen various videos and understand why Senator Cruz's security detail was alert for potential violence. The night before the parade, Joey texted a friend, 'My dream would be to throw one of the players a beer. Doubt it would happen haha but that would be epic.'
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