2 Trump Supporters Charged for Rally Violence

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Updated Apr. 13, 2017 5:37PM EDT / Published Mar. 21, 2016 10:54AM EDT

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Two supporters of Donald Trump have been charged with misdemeanor assaults for two separate incidents during a Saturday rally in Tucson, Arizona. Officials 32-year-old Tony Pettway was the aggressor caught on video ripping a sign away from an anti-Trump protester before punching and kicking the victim after he fell to the ground. Sixty-seven-year-old Linda Rothman was also charged for a separate incident with details not fully yet known. The pair become the second and third Trump supporters to be charged with assaults at a rally in just the past two weeks.

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2 Trump Supporters Charged for Rally Violence

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