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The ex-wife of Ohio GOP Congressman Max Miller filed a restraining order accusing him of grabbing her. The filing adds to prior allegations of domestic violence.
The ex-wife of Ohio GOP Congressman Max Miller filed a restraining order accusing him of grabbing her. The filing adds to prior allegations of domestic violence against Miller.
This is the latest in a pattern of allegations against Miller involving physical contact. A restraining order is a legal finding that someone poses a credible threat, which is a lower bar than a criminal conviction but still significant. The fact that this is from his ex-wife, not a stranger, suggests ongoing contact and tension. Multiple allegations over time establish a pattern rather than a single incident. Restraining orders are often a precursor to criminal charges if violations occur.
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