Chuck Zito, a former bodyguard for former president Donald Trump, has asked for a presidential pardon after serving time for a drug conspiracy charge. Zito, once a leader in the New York chapter of the Hells Angels, was imprisoned in the early 2000s. His request comes decades after his conviction, as he seeks to clear his name. The pardon would mark a rare act of clemency from Trump, who has previously pardoned others. Zito’s case highlights the complex relationship between Trump and his former associates. His request has not yet been publicly addressed by the administration.