2026年9月9日 美国东部时间11:04 / 福克斯新闻
检察官称监控录像显示帕特里克·哈瓦斯走进坎菲尔德集市帐篷并呼喊阿克顿的名字
作者：查尔斯·克莱茨，福克斯新闻
武装男子在袭击俄亥俄州民主党候选人艾米·阿克顿后被捕
警方在坎菲尔德集市上逮捕了一名武装嫌疑人，该嫌疑人企图袭击俄亥俄州州长竞选民主党候选人艾米·阿克顿。阿克顿发布竞选声明赞扬执法部门迅速行动，其共和党竞争对手维维克·拉马斯瓦米谴责了这起暴力事件。福克斯新闻记者亚历克斯·霍根报道最新进展。
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负责此案的县检察官周二对记者表示，近期在集市上企图袭击俄亥俄州民主党州长候选人艾米·阿克顿的男子将不会面临重罪指控。
马霍宁县检察官林恩·马罗表示，调查人员目前掌握的唯一一段事件监控录像由嫌疑人帕特里克·哈瓦斯本人录制，这导致当局掌握的视频证据寥寥无几。
“我们收到的消息称，阿克顿团队在事件发生前不久曾要求在场人员停止拍摄，”马罗周二对记者说道。
“因此，目前我们唯一拥有的视频就是被告录制的。而这段录像所呈现的内容显然不支持提起重罪指控。”
警方称：携带武器男子撞倒集市观众，强行冲向俄亥俄州州长候选人艾米·阿克顿
2026年4月6日周一，俄亥俄州前卫生部门主任、民主党州长候选人艾米·阿克顿在俄亥俄州哥伦布市Bottoms Up咖啡店竞选期间与当地居民会面。（斯蒂芬·曾纳/彭博社 via 盖蒂图片社）
帕特里克·哈瓦斯涉嫌在坎菲尔德集市的一个帐篷内携带泰瑟枪和两把枪支跑向阿克顿，期间撞倒多名集市观众，随后被俄亥俄州公路巡警拦截。
他最初因两项袭击罪和一项妨害治安罪被登记入册，三项均为轻罪。在周二的传讯中，又新增了一项引起恐慌的指控，总罪名增至四项轻罪。哈瓦斯已提出无罪抗辩。
马罗表示，录像显示哈瓦斯“走进阿克顿所在的帐篷”，并“呼喊她的名字”，随后俄亥俄州公路巡警的执行保护组人员上前将其制止。
“之后，他的手机要么掉落要么被扔出，这就是我们掌握的全部内容，”马罗说道。
拉马斯瓦米抨击民主党对手“离谱”的新冠疫情言论：“散布谎言”
“他从未与州长有过任何近距离接触，甚至都没靠近过她——抱歉，应该是‘州长候选人’，”她补充道。
福克斯新闻数字频道已联系马罗征求评论，并希望获取涉事视频。其办公室接电话的一名官员表示马罗外出，但会查看留言。
美国全国广播公司下属电视台的一名记者在推特上称，该媒体也曾试图获取这段视频，但官员表示，鉴于“调查仍在进行中”，不会对外公布视频内容。
福克斯新闻数字频道也联系了阿克顿的竞选团队，希望获取更多评论，以及围绕事件发生前要求人们停止拍摄阿克顿的相关细节。
“在坎菲尔德集市活动期间，一名武装人员企图袭击阿克顿医生，并造成多人受伤。阿克顿医生和埃里克对执法部门迅速果断的行动表示感谢，并为伤者的康复祈祷，”阿克顿竞选团队通讯主任阿迪·布洛克在另一份声明中说道。
“这类暴力行为在俄亥俄州毫无立足之地。阿克顿医生将始终站出来反对那些让我们彼此对立的混乱、仇恨和恶毒言论。”
据扬斯敦市美国全国广播公司下属电视台报道，俄亥俄州一名法官已下令哈瓦斯不得向媒体发表言论，哈瓦斯已被处以5000美元保释金，并被要求交出其拥有的所有武器。
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俄亥俄州民主党州长候选人艾米·阿克顿医生参加游行。（杰夫·斯文森/盖蒂图片社）
哈瓦斯是俄亥俄州该地区的本地人。据《新闻周刊》报道，他曾在2008年因小额盗窃和妨害治安罪被捕。在他就妨害治安罪提出不抗辩后，盗窃指控随后被撤销。当时他被指控从一家超市偷走多部电影，其中包括詹姆斯·邦德系列电影《007：大战皇家赌场》。
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阿克顿将在11月与共和党企业家维维克·拉马斯瓦米展开角逐，时任州长迈克·德温因任期限制无法连任。德温的副手、前俄亥俄州立大学橄榄球教练吉姆·特雷斯尔已宣布不参选该职位。
福克斯新闻数字频道的斯蒂芬尼·普莱斯为本报道贡献了内容。
Armed man accused of lunging at Ohio Dem candidate avoids felonies as prosecutor reveals key evidence
September 9, 2026 11:04am EDT / Fox News
Prosecutor says footage shows Patrick Havas walking into the Canfield Fair tent and calling out Acton’s name
By Charles Creitz, Fox News
Armed man arrested after lunging at Democratic candidate Amy Acton
Police arrested an armed suspect for lunging at Democratic Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton during the Canfield Fair. Acton released a campaign statement praising law enforcement for their swift action, and Republican opponent Vivek Ramaswamy condemns the violence. Fox News’ Alex Hogan reports the latest.
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The man who allegedly stormed toward Ohio Democratic gubernatorial nominee Amy Acton at a recent fair will not face felony charges, the county prosecutor leading the case told reporters Tuesday.
The only video investigators currently have of the incident was recorded by the suspect, Patrick Havas, leaving authorities with little video evidence, Mahoning County Prosecutor Lynn Maro said.
“The information we’ve received is that the Acton camp requested individuals stop recording shortly before this incident occurred,” Maro told reporters on Tuesday.
“So, at this point, the only video we have is the defendant’s. And what’s that showing certainly doesn’t support filing felony charges.”
PISTOL-PACKING MAN KNOCKS OVER FAIRGOERS FORCING HIS WAY TOWARD OHIO GOVERNOR CANDIDATE AMY ACTON, POLICE SAY
Amy Acton, former director of the Ohio Department of Health and Democratic gubernatorial candidate, meets with local residents while campaigning at Bottoms Up Coffee in Columbus, Ohio, on Monday, April 6, 2026.(Stephen Zenner/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Patrick Havas was intercepted by Ohio Highway Patrol officers after allegedly knocking over multiple fairgoers as he ran toward Acton at a tent at the Canfield Fair while armed with a taser and two firearms.
He was initially booked on two counts of assault and one count of disorderly conduct, all misdemeanors. An inducing-panic charge was added Tuesday at his arraignment, bringing the total to four misdemeanor counts. Havas pleaded not guilty.
Maro said the tape showed Havas “walking into the tent” where Acton was, and “calling out her name” before executive protection unit officers from Ohio Highway Patrol interrupted him.
“Then, his phone is either dropped or tossed, and that’s all we have,” Maro said.
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“There’s never any close contact with the governor, never gets near her — sorry, ‘candidate for governor’,” she added.
Fox News Digital reached out to Maro for comment and to obtain a copy of the video in question. An official who picked up the phone at her office said Maro was out but would be checking messages.
A reporter for the NBC affiliate tweeted that their network had also attempted to obtain the video but that officials said they would not be releasing it as part of their “active investigation.”
Fox News Digital also reached out to the Acton campaign for additional comment, as well as details around the reported request that people stop filming Acton just before the encounter.
“While attending the Canfield Fair, an armed individual lunged at Dr. Acton, injuring multiple people. Dr. Acton and Eric are grateful for the swift and decisive action of law enforcement and are praying for the recovery of those injured,” Acton campaign communications director Addie Bullock said in a separate statement.
“This kind of violence has no place in Ohio. Dr. Acton will always stand up to the chaos, hate and vitriol that pits us against one another.”
An Ohio judge ordered Havas not speak to the press, according to Youngstown’s NBC affiliate, and Havas has been placed under a $5,000 bond and forced to surrender any weaponry in his possession.
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Dr. Amy Acton, Ohio Democratic gubernatorial nominee, marches in a parade.(Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Havas is a local to that region of Ohio. He was arrested in 2008 on petty theft and disorderly conduct charges, according to Newsweek. The theft charge was later dismissed after he pleaded no contest to disorderly conduct. He was accused of stealing several movies from a supermarket, including the James Bond film “Casino Royale.”
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Acton faces Republican entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy in November, as Gov. Mike DeWine is term-limited. DeWine’s lieutenant, former Ohio State Football coach Jim Tressel, declined to run for the office.
Fox News Digital’s Stepheny Price contributed to this report.
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