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Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) said an “unhinged, deranged man” with a Palestinian flag ran him off the road. “The deranged hatred in this country has gotten out of control. Today I was run off the road in Rocky River, and the life of me and my family was threatened by a person who proceeded to show a Palestinian flag before taking off,” Miller wrote on X. “I have filed a police report with Capitol Police and the local police department. We know who this person is and he will face justice. As a Marine, a proud Jewish American and a staunch defender of Israel, I will not hide in the face of this blatant antisemitic violence,” he added. “As I was driving to work, some unhinged, deranged man decided to lay on his horn and run me off the road, when he couldn’t get my attention, to show me a Palestinian flag, not to mention death to Israel, death to me — that he wanted to kill me and my family,” Miller said in a video. WATCH: The deranged hatred in this country has gotten out of control. Today I was run off the road in Rocky River, and the life of me and my family was threatened by a person who proceeded to show a Palestinian flag before taking off. I have filed a police report with Capitol Police and… pic.twitter.com/H6JnupcRIA — Max Miller (@MaxMillerOH) June 19, 2025 Fox News reports: Miller, who served as a reservist in the U.S. Marines and worked as a White House aide in President Donald Trump’s first administration before first winning election to Congress in northeastern Ohio in 2022, said he filed a report with the U.S. Capitol Police and local police. Rocky River Police Department confirmed to Fox News Digital the incident was reported, adding it has launched an investigation but could not offer more details. Jewish GOP congressman says he was ‘run off the road’ by a ‘deranged man’ with a Palestinian flag: ‘Blatant antisemitic violence’ https://t.co/ShjICCNX5E pic.twitter.com/iJe4OmP28J — New York Post (@nypost) June 19, 2025 “Thank you to the local police departments of Ohio’s 7th District and the U.S. Capitol Police for your assistance today. A police report has been filed, and when I am able to share the finalized report I will do so immediately. Hate has no home here in OH-7!” Miller said. Thank you to the local police departments of Ohio’s 7th District and the U.S. Capitol Police for your assistance today. A police report has been filed, and when I am able to share the finalized report I will do so immediately. Hate has no home here in OH-7!@CapitolPolice… — Max Miller (@MaxMillerOH) June 19, 2025 From the New York Post: There were a record-breaking 9,354 incidents of antisemitic assault, harassment and vandalism across the US last year – a startling 344% increase over the past five years – according to the Anti-Defamation League. The 12-month total for 2024 averaged more than 25 targeted anti-Jewish incidents in the US per day, more than one an hour. Capitol Police and the Rocky River Police Department did not immediately respond to The Post’s request for comment on the incident involving Miller. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) and other members of Democratic leadership in the lower chamber condemned the attack on Miller. “We condemn in the strongest possible terms the attack on Congressman Max Miller and his family and are thankful they are safe,” Democratic House leaders said in a joint statement. “The rise in political violence in this country is unacceptable.” “This is a moment of crisis that requires Congress to act decisively in order to ensure the safety of every single Member who serves in the People’s House.”

Two U.S. Army soldiers deployed to the Middle East died in separate non-combat incidents. The Department of Defense said the soldiers were supporting Operation Inherent Resolve. Two US Soldiers Die In Non-Combat Incidents In Middle East As Region On Edge https://t.co/YUnkUgdvFO — zerohedge (@zerohedge) June 19, 2025 Fox News reports: Sgt. 1st Class Emmett Wilfred Goodridge Jr., 40, of Roseville, Minnesota, died Sunday in Camp Buehring, Kuwait, as a result of an incident that was not combat-related, according to the DoD. Goodridge was assigned to 2nd Battalion, 22nd Infantry Regiment, 1st Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division in Fort Drum, New York. The incident is under investigation, officials said. Three days later, Staff Sgt. Saul Fabian Gonzalez, 26, of Pullman, Michigan, died in Erbil, Iraq, in a separate incident that was not combat-related, according to the DoD. Gonzalez was an Apache helicopter mechanic assigned to the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade (CAB), 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault). The Pentagon announced on Wednesday the tragic loss of two U.S. soldiers in the Middle East in what appears to be two unrelated non-combat incidents. Staff Sgt. Saul Fabian Gonzalez of Pullman, Michigan, a 26-year-old Army staff sergeant fromPullman, Michigan, died June 17 in… pic.twitter.com/c9jktBfobU — The Dallas Express News (@DallasExpress) June 19, 2025 Per Army Times: Gonzalez, who joined the Army in February 2018, was assigned to Fort Campbell in October 2018. His awards and decorations include the Army Commendation Medal with a “C” device, Army Achievement Medal with six oak leaf clusters, National Defense Service Medal and Army Aviation Badge, among others. Goodridge was assigned to 2nd Battalion, 22nd Infantry Regiment, 1st Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division, at Fort Drum, New York. “It is with deep sorrow that we acknowledge the passing of Sgt. 1st Class Goodridge. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family, friends, and fellow Soldiers,” Maj. Geoffrey A. Carmichael of the 10th Mountain Division said Wednesday. “The 1st Brigade Combat Team and 10th Mountain Division are providing support to his family and unit, and we are fully cooperating with the ongoing investigation.” Goodridge’s awards and decorations include the Combat Infantryman Badge, Expert Infantryman Badge, Parachutist Badge and Air Assault Badge. Goodridge, who had three previous combat deployments, was Ranger qualified, according to Carmichael.

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