Man Arrested For Allegedly Punching A Protester Outside President Trump Rally In Ohio
CINCINNATI (AP) - A Kentucky man is accused of punching a protester outside an Ohio rally for President Donald Trump.
Court records show 29-year-old Dallas Frazier, of Georgetown, was arrested Thursday night and charged with misdemeanor assault. He pleaded not guilty Friday but remained jailed in Cincinnati on $10,000 bond with another court appearance scheduled for Aug. 7.
Thousands attended the rally at U.S. Bank Arena.
A criminal complaint by Cincinnati police says Frazier jumped out his vehicle near a group of protesters and shouted, "You want some" before repeatedly punching the 61-year-old protester in the face. The complaint said Frazier caused "visible injuries" and broke the protester's glasses.
Frazier was led away by authorities as protesters chanted, "Lock him up" - a reference to a chant Trump supporters used for his opponent Hillary Clinton in the last election.
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