2026年9月23日 美国东部时间8:32 / 福克斯新闻频道
根据法庭记录，哈桑-詹姆斯·阿巴斯曾碾碎堕胎药并控制约娜·阿夫霍尔德，直至药物生效。
作者：詹姆斯·西罗内，福克斯新闻
苏珊·B·安东尼反堕胎美国分会主席玛乔丽·丹嫩费塞尔表示，在一名俄亥俄州医生因未经女友同意向其注射堕胎药物获刑六个月后，议员们和美国司法部应当采取行动。
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苏珊·B·安东尼反堕胎美国分会主席玛乔丽·丹嫩费塞尔告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，美国法律尚未跟上堕胎药物日益普及的步伐，导致那些未经女性同意就用药物终止妊娠的施暴者只需面临相对轻微的处罚。
她提到了哈桑-詹姆斯·阿巴斯的案件。这名俄亥俄州男子被控在2024年12月强迫其怀孕女友服用堕胎药。他于本月早些时候被判处六个月监禁。
这名女子约娜·阿夫霍尔德随后前往医院，最终失去了腹中胎儿。
“这家伙仅因自己的罪行就被判六个月监禁，这充分反映了我们当下的文化现状，”丹嫩费塞尔说道，“这是一场双方都十分期待的妊娠。她完全可以独自抚养孩子，根本不需要他的帮助。但他却另有打算。”
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根据阿夫霍尔德对阿巴斯提起的诉讼，阿巴斯当时是托莱多大学的外科住院医师，两人于2024年10月初开始约会。
同年12月的某个时候，阿夫霍尔德发现自己怀孕了。当局表示，阿巴斯得知消息后，利用其前妻的身份信息非法获取了米非司酮和米索前列醇。目前尚不清楚阿巴斯是否自行开具了这些药物。
这两种药物联合使用可终止早期妊娠：米非司酮会阻断维持妊娠所需的孕激素，而米索前列醇则会引发宫缩，将胎儿排出体外。
特朗普背书的维韦克·拉马斯瓦米赢得俄亥俄州共和党州长初选，将对阵民主党候选人艾米·阿克顿
根据美国食品药品监督管理局现行规定，患者无需亲自看医生即可获得处方，允许患者通过远程医疗问诊开具米非司酮处方，并由认证药房邮寄配送。
拿到药物后，他开始给阿夫霍尔德提供热可可和茶，“这在他们的恋爱关系中十分反常”，卢卡斯县检察官办公室表示。
2024年12月18日，阿巴斯邀请她前往他位于俄亥俄州荷兰镇的家中。检察官称，尽管阿巴斯清楚阿夫霍尔德打算生下孩子，但他还是爬上床压在她身上，按住她并将碾碎的堕胎药塞进她嘴里。
法庭记录显示，当阿夫霍尔德试图拨打911时，他抢走了她的手机并挂断了电话。最终，她得以离开阿巴斯的住所并前往医院。
阿夫霍尔德在2026年6月发表于《每日电讯报》的专栏文章中描述了这段经历。
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“我奋力挣脱他的控制，跑出去想拨打911。他抢走了我的手机和车钥匙，阻止我离开。我冲到厨房，试图冲洗掉嘴里的药粉。但他继续控制着我，为药物实现其杀害我们孩子的预定目的争取每一分钟时间，”阿夫霍尔德写道。
“当他认为药物已经成功终止了我们宝宝的妊娠后，他归还了我的物品，我立刻前往医院，”她补充道。
根据阿夫霍尔德的叙述，她抵达医院后开始大出血，最终流产。
阿巴斯于次日被捕，最初拒不认罪。2026年5月，他对四项重罪指控表示不抗辩：扰乱公共服务、非法分发引产药物、身份欺诈以及通过欺骗手段获取危险药物。
作为认罪协议的一部分，检察官撤销了绑架和篡改证据的指控。州方此前指控阿巴斯在袭击当晚驾车离开家，并将剩余药物从车窗扔了出去。
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丹嫩费塞尔将阿巴斯的六个月刑期与俄亥俄州对强奸罪的处罚进行了对比，后者根据情节轻重可判处数年甚至终身监禁。
“但……这种胁迫和这种导致她期待的孩子死亡的攻击行为，却只换来六个月的刑期，”她说。
2024年2月，得克萨斯州的梅森·赫林因将米索前列醇放入当时妻子的饮品中，也被判处了完全相同的刑期——六个月。婴儿最终存活，但最初出现了严重的发育迟缓。
“如果你是竞选州长的艾米·阿克顿[俄亥俄州]，如果你是竞选参议员的谢罗德·布朗，你需要对此做出解释，因为他们的共和党对手非常支持限制这类药物，或者至少是加强管控，”丹嫩费塞尔补充道。
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丹嫩费塞尔还批评了计划生育协会和支持堕胎权的倡导者，指责他们没有站出来谈论阿夫霍尔德的案件以及其他类似案件。
“那些倡导者、女权主义者、那些反对胁迫女性的人、那些坚持‘我的身体我做主’的人、那些声称自己只是在寻求医疗保健的人，他们都在哪里？”她说。
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计划生育协会似乎并未就阿夫霍尔德的案件公开置评，但该组织明确谴责过未经女性知情或同意向其提供堕胎药物的行为。
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丹嫩费塞尔表示，美国司法部应当更积极地起诉涉及强迫堕胎的案件。
“我们完全期待总检察长会就此采取行动，他在达拉斯大会上也曾提及，那些靠药丸推行‘死亡’的人将会失望，”她说，“这是实现正义的最可靠途径。”
本周二，俄亥俄州共和党参议员伯尼·莫雷诺与丹嫩费塞尔一同要求总检察长托德·布兰奇采取行动，并提及了阿夫霍尔德的案件。
“我的选民被按倒在地，被迫服用碾碎的邮寄堕胎药，”莫雷诺在写给布兰奇的信中写道，“毫不意外，拜登政府时期鲁莽的邮寄堕胎政策是这场人间地狱般悲剧的罪魁祸首。”
詹姆斯·西罗内是福克斯新闻数字频道突发/热点新闻团队的撰稿人。新闻线索请发送至james.cirrone@fox.com。
Pro-life leader sounds alarm after doctor gets 6 months for forcing abortion pills on girlfriend
September 23, 2026 8:32am EDT / Fox News
Hassan-James Abbas crushed abortion pills and restrained Jona Affholder as the drugs took effect, according to court records
By James Cirrone, Fox News
SBA Pro-Life America President Marjorie Dannenfelser says lawmakers and the DOJ should take action after an Ohio doctor received a six-month sentence in a case involving abortion drugs administered to his pregnant girlfriend without her consent.
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Marjorie Dannenfelser, the president of SBA Pro-Life America, told Fox News Digital that U.S. law has not caught up with the growing availability of abortion medication, allowing predators who use the drugs to end pregnancies without women’s consent to face relatively light consequences.
She pointed to the case of Hassan-James Abbas, an Ohio man accused of forcing abortion pills into his pregnant girlfriend’s mouth in December 2024. He was sentenced earlier this month to six months in prison.
The woman, Jona Affholder, went to the hospital and ultimately lost the baby.
“The fact that this guy got only six months in prison for his crime says a lot about the state of our culture right now,” Dannenfelser said. “This was a very much wanted pregnancy. She could support the baby on her own and didn’t need his help. But he had other ideas in mind.”
Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America organization, speaks at the National Press Club on Nov. 30, 2021, in Washington, D.C.(Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
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Abbas, then a surgical resident at the University of Toledo, began dating Affholder in early October 2024, according to a lawsuit she filed against him.
Sometime in December that year, Affholder got pregnant. Authorities said once he found out, he illegally obtained mifepristone and misoprostol using his estranged wife’s identification information. It is unclear whether Abbas prescribed the drugs himself.
Taken together, the two medications terminate early pregnancies: mifepristone blocks progesterone, a hormone needed to sustain the pregnancy, while misoprostol causes contractions that expel the fetus.
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Under current FDA rules, patients do not have to see a physician in person to receive a prescription, allowing mifepristone to be prescribed after a telehealth visit and mailed by a certified pharmacy.
After getting his hands on the pills, he began offering Affholder hot chocolate and tea, “which was out of character for their relationship,” according to the Lucas County Prosecutor’s Office.
On Dec. 18, 2024, Abbas invited her to his home in Holland, Ohio. Prosecutors said despite being aware of Affholder’s intention to keep the baby, he climbed on top of her in bed, held her down and shoved crushed abortion pills into her mouth.
Court records show that when Affholder tried to call 911, he took the phone out of her hand and hung it up. Eventually, she was able to leave Abbas’s residence and get to the hospital.
Affholder described this experience in a Daily Wire op-ed published in June 2026.
Hassan-James Abbas, a 32-year-old surgical resident at the University of Toledo, allegedly forced abortion pills down the mouth of his pregnant girlfriend.(Google Maps; University of Toledo)
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“I fought him off and ran to call 911. He took my cell and my keys, blocking me from leaving. I rushed to the kitchen, trying to rinse the powder from my mouth. But he continued to restrain me, buying each minute for the drugs to do their intended purpose of killing our kid,” Affholder wrote.
“When he assumed the drugs had sufficiently aborted our baby, he returned my belongings, and I went straight to the hospital,” she added.
According to Affholder’s account, she began hemorrhaging after arriving at the hospital and ultimately miscarried.
Abbas, who was arrested the next day, initially pleaded not guilty. In May 2026, he pleaded no contest to four felony charges: disrupting public services, unlawfully distributing abortion-inducing drugs, identity fraud and using deception to obtain a dangerous drug.
As part of the plea agreement, prosecutors dropped charges of abduction and tampering with evidence. The state had alleged that Abbas drove away from the home on the night of the assault and threw the remaining pills out his car window.
A booking photo for Hassan Abbas. He was arrested on Dec. 19, 2024, a day after he drugged his then girlfriend, Jona Affholder, with abortion medication.(Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio)
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Dannenfelser contrasted Abbas’ six-month sentence with Ohio’s penalties for rape, which can carry years or even life in prison depending on the circumstances.
“But… this coercion and this attack that led to the death of her wanted child gets only six months,” she said.
In February 2024, Mason Herring, of Texas, received the exact same sentence — six months — for slipping misoprostol into his then wife’s drinks. The baby survived but initially faced severe developmental delays.
“If you are Amy Acton running for governor [of Ohio], if you are Sherrod Brown running for the Senate, you need to answer for this because their Republican opponents are very much for limiting these drugs or controlling them at least,” Dannenfelser added.
Fox News Digital reached out to both campaigns for comment.
Marjorie Dannenfelser said former Sen. Sherrod Brown, who is running to retake a Senate seat in Ohio, and Amy Acton, the state’s Democratic gubernatorial nominee, should comment on the Hassan Abbas case.(Daniel Lozada / Bloomberg, Stephen Zenner / Bloomberg)
Dannenfelser also criticized Planned Parenthood and pro-choice advocates, accusing them of failing to speak out about Affholder’s case and others like it.
“Where are the advocates, the feminists, the people who are against the coercion of women, the people who are ‘my body, my choice,’ the people who say that medical care is all that they’re really looking for,” she said.
Planned Parenthood attends the 2026 WeHo Pride Parade on June 7, 2026, in West Hollywood, California.(Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images)
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Planned Parenthood does not appear to have publicly commented on Affholder’s case, but the organization has explicitly condemned the act of giving women abortion drugs without their knowledge or consent.
Fox News Digital reached out to Planned Parenthood for comment.
Dannenfelser said the Department of Justice should take a more active role in prosecuting cases involving forced abortions.
“We do have every hope that the attorney general will move on this, and he’s referenced it at the Dallas convention that people who are pushing death in a pill will be disappointed,” she said. “That is the surest way to justice.”
On Tuesday, Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, joined Dannenfelser in demanding Attorney General Todd Blanche take action, referencing Affholder’s case.
“My constituent was held down and force-fed crushed-up mail-order abortion pills,” Moreno wrote to Blanche. “Unsurprisingly, reckless Biden-era mail-in abortion policies are responsible for this hell-on-earth tragedy.”
James Cirrone is a writer on the Breaking/Trending News team at Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to james.cirrone@fox.com.
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