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The details do not even justify speculation. The discrepancy between bail & the one being released vs. the one being held at higher bail is a tell, but frankly I despise this type of 'journalism'.

FWIW, this appears to be the unattributed, pathetic source of the Gun Watch posting (which really could have used just a bit of research...lazy posting).

Correspondingly, but with 'just a bit' more detail, there is this below from here

A fight over a failed marriage escalated when a man pulled out a gun outside a Bryan restaurant Thursday morning.
Bryan police were called to the Jesse's Taqueria and Bakery parking lot in the 3300 block of East 29th Street around 8 a.m. where witnesses reported that two men had been fighting before one pulled out a gun, according to an arrest report.
Police arrested William Paul McBride, 38, on an aggravated assault charge, which is a second-degree felony punishable by up to 20 years in prison. He was released from jail Friday after posting $20,000 bail.
Micah Wayne Grable, 41, was also arrested and faces one count of assault causing bodily injury, which is a Class A misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail. He posted $4,000 bail Thursday and was released from jail.
Grable told police he punched McBride in the face repeatedly before McBride got up, reached inside his vehicle and pointed a gun at Grable, who had run across the parking lot to hide around the corner of a building, police said in the report.
Grable admitted to throwing the first punch because he blamed McBride for ruining his marriage to his now ex-wife, the report stated.

They knew each other. Worse, it's over a woman...Grable's 'ex'-wife.

Then THIS has a pertinent revealing detail:

BRYAN Two Bryan men were arrested Thursday morning after one man threatened the other with a gun.
34 year old Micah Grable and 38 year old William McBride are in the Brazos County Jail.
It happened around 8 a.m. at the Jesse's Taqueria and Bakery on East 29th Street.
Police say McBride was eating inside of the restaurant when Grable confronted him.
The two men went outside into the parking lot, where Grable assaulted McBride, who grabbed a pistol from his vehicle and pointed it at Grable.
Grable tried to leave in his car but McBride blocked him with his own car, causing them to collide.
Both men were arrested and no shots were ever fired.

All I can find. It seems we're not privy to all the details (obviously... /s). If he did indeed block with his car, who else knows what's missing from these reports.

Perhaps someone with more time than I can follow this and update when more details are forthcoming?