A man Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders appointed to serve on the state’s parole board — and whom was later elected as chair — has since abruptly resigned from his position in the wake of new revelations about his past. On Friday, Little Rock, Arkansas ABC affiliate KTV reported that Jamol Jones resigned from his post as chair of the Arkansas Parole Board after documents surfaced showing that he was fired from the Benton, Arkansas police department in 2018 for lying about having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old girl. Jones was 29 at the time, according to the Arkansas Advocate. …