Prosecutor says man accused of charging toward Ohio governor candidate wanted to ask questions
Summary
A man named Patrick Havas was arrested after he rushed toward Ohio governor candidate Dr. Amy Acton during a campaign event. The prosecutor said Havas wanted to ask questions and did not threaten anyone, but he was charged with assault and other offenses after knocking down two people in the crowd.Key Facts
- Patrick Havas, 38, charged towards Dr. Amy Acton at a fair in Canfield, Ohio.
- Havas had two handguns, a taser, and brass knuckles but did not show or use them.
- He knocked down two individuals before being stopped by state troopers protecting Acton.
- Havas pleaded not guilty to two assault counts, disorderly conduct, and inducing panic.
- Authorities found no threatening messages on Havas’ cellphone after a full search.
- Video shows Havas entering the tent, calling Acton’s name, and recording the event.
- Acton is a Democrat, a physician, and former Ohio public health director running for governor.
- The investigation is ongoing, and officials are asking the public for any additional video footage.
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