A Texas felon who was pardoned by Obama is back behind bars after he was caught 'fleeing police with two pounds of cocaine worth $26,000'. Robert M. Gill is getting reacquainted with his jail cell after he crashed into another vehicle when fleeing from police following an alleged drug deal in San Antonio on Thursday. The 68-year-old's original life sentence was pardoned by President Obama but now he could face up to 40 years in prison for possession with intent to distribute 500 grams or more of cocaine, according to Bexar County police. Gill was jailed on charges of cocaine and heroin distribution conspiracy in 1990, until Obama commuted the 'nonviolent offender' in 2015, the San Antonio Express News reported.  After his release Gill seemingly made an effort to stay away from a life of crime…