Archive · 21 Jun 2025
Ohio Man Charged in Alleged Threat Against Congressman Max Miller
A man named Feras Hamdan has been charged with threatening U.S. Congressman Max Miller in Ohio.
The incident involved allegations of Hamdan running Miller's car off the road, yelling insults, and waving a Palestinian flag.
Hamdan faces charges of aggravated menacing and ethnic intimidation.
He has pleaded not guilty and is currently held on a high bond.
His lawyer claims the accusations are false and defamatory.
The Congressman, who is Jewish, has spoken out against the antisemitic nature of the alleged attack.
The case is under investigation.
Feras Hamdan, 36, was arrested in Ohio after allegedly targeting U.S. Representative Max Miller.
Hamdan is charged with aggravated menacing and ethnic intimidation.
Miller reported he was run off the road on Interstate 90 and subjected to antisemitic slurs.
Hamdan pleaded not guilty and is held on a $500,000 bond.
Hamdan's attorney stated the allegations were baseless and defamatory.
- Who
- Feras Hamdan, U.S. Representative Max Miller.
- What
- Feras Hamdan allegedly ran U.S. Representative Max Miller off the road, yelled antisemitic slurs, and waved a Palestinian flag.
- When
- Thursday morning when the incident occurred. Hamdan was arraigned on Friday.
- Where
- Rocky River, Ohio, and on Interstate 90.
- Why
- The exact motive is not yet known, but the incident involved antisemitic slurs and targeted a politician.
Hamdan's Stance
Miller's Stance
Nature of Accusations
Hamdan's Stance
Allegations are baseless and defamatory.
Miller's Stance
Miller's account of the incident
- Suspect
- Feras Hamdan
- Victim
- U.S. Representative Max Miller
- Charges
- Aggravated menacing, ethnic intimidation
- Location
- Rocky River, Ohio
- Bond
- $500,000
- Plea
- Not guilty