US EditionGOP Lawmaker Arrested for Second Time in Two Months
- State Rep. Bob Young, who previously faced domestic violence charges, has been arrested for the second time in two months after violating a protection order. Young's arrest stems from an incident in July where he allegedly assaulted his wife and brother. Despite calls for his resignation, Young has refused.
- Young's colleagues, both Republicans and Democrats, are urging him to step down from his position as state representative. They argue that someone who does not follow the law should not be in a position to make laws. Democrats have also called for his removal as chairman of the House Pensions Committee.
- Young's arrest has highlighted tensions within the Republican party, as some lawmakers accuse Speaker Jason Stephens of giving Young preferential treatment due to their friendship. Democrats are calling for Young's resignation or expulsion, while Republicans are divided on the best course of action.
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Ohio state Rep. Bob Young arrested for second time in last two months
Ohio Republican state Rep. Bob Young was arrested for the second time in two months Monday night after he allegedly violated a protection order stemming from his first arrest on domestic violence charges, according to Summit County Jail records.
GOP Lawmaker Arrested for Second Time in Two Months
Ohio state Rep. Bob Young (R) was arrested for the second time in two months after he allegedly violated a protection order stemming from his first arrest on domestic violence charges, Ohio Capital Journal reports.
GOP lawmaker arrested again after domestic violence charges: report
A Republican state representative in Ohio has been arrested for violating a protective order — while awaiting trial for a prior arrest for domestic violence.According to Fox 8 News, Rep. Bob Young allegedly breached the order on Saturday, and a warrant was issued Monday, with him being booked into the Summit County Jail hours later, according to jail records.Young is accused by authorities of striking his wife and attacking his brother during a …
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