Rep. Max Miller Threatened in Ohio Road Rage Incident

Rep. Max Miller Threatened in Ohio Road Rage Incident

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Updated 14 days ago

Incident Details

Rep. Max Miller reported being threatened and run off the road in by a driver displaying a Palestinian flag, who then made death threats against Miller and his family. The suspect, identified as Feras Hamdan, was arrested on charges of Aggravated Menacing.

The incident, described by Miller as "blatant antisemitic violence," occurred amid rising concerns over political violence in the , following attacks on state lawmakers. Miller filed a police report, leading to Hamdan's arrest within 24 hours.

Response and Repercussions

, in collaboration with local and federal agencies, swiftly arrested Hamdan, demonstrating a zero-tolerance policy towards threats against elected officials. Hamdan faces state charges but may also face federal charges.

The Ohio Jewish Caucus and Democratic House leadership condemned the incident, highlighting the need to address the rising political violence and antisemitism. Miller, emphasizing his defiance against such violence, received support from various political figures.
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