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GOP congressman said he was run off the road by ‘deranged man’ on the way to work

On Thursday, Republican Representative Max Miller said he was run off the road in Rocky River, Ohio, while driving to work.
The incident occurred when an unhinged man honked and threatened Miller and his family while displaying a Palestinian flag, prompting a police report.
Rocky River police, alongside U.S. Capitol Police and other agencies, have launched an ongoing investigation into the threat and road incident.
Miller emphasized that it is unacceptable to physically attack anyone, whether they are an elected official or a resident in the community, and highlighted the importance of addressing concerns through proper communication channels instead of violence.
The incident highlights rising antisemitic tensions, with leaders condemning the attack and Miller vowing to continue fighting all forms of hate in his district.

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Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) says he was deliberately run off the road Thursday morning in what he described as a politically motivated, anti-Israel assault. The Ohio congressman, one of only two Jewish Republicans in Congress, called the incident a “targeted attack.” Miller posted a video... The post Anti-Israel Hate Escalates: Congressman Run Off Road first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion.

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Ohio man charged for allegedly threatening US Congressman Max Miller

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Ohio man charged for allegedly threatening Congressman Max Miller

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