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Man charged with throwing coffee in sign-holder’s face at Coventry polling location

Associated Press

A Summit County man has been charged with tossing a cup of coffee in another man’s face during an argument over political signs outside a voting location.

The Summit County Sheriff’s Office says John Pegley, 58, of Coventry Township, was arrested Tuesday on a misdemeanor assault charge.

He allegedly shouted obscenities from his car over political signs held outside a polling place. The other man said he was beyond the limit where politicking is banned.

The sheriff’s office says Pegley continued to shout and threw coffee in the man’s face. The victim didn’t require treatment at the scene.

Calls to a phone listing under Pegley’s name in the Akron area went unanswered Wednesday. No attorney is listed for him in court records.

Authorities didn’t identify the political signs.




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