It has come to light that authorities in Iowa have made an arrest in connection with an alleged sexual assault against Trump supporting former Arizona Republican Sen. Martha McSally via Conservative Brief.
“The suspect, identified by authorities as 25-year-old Dominic Henton of Papillion, was taken into custody in Omaha early this morning, according to the Council Bluffs Police Department,” Fox News reported Saturday.
“The department announced last night that an arrest warrant was issued for Henton for one count of Assault with Intent to Commit Sexual Abuse in relation to the incident Wednesday in Council Bluffs, a city that is adjacent to Omaha,” the report continued.
Police released a series of images they said show Henton stalking McSally “eastbound over the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge and then southbound onto the trail.”
“Senator McSally can be seen walking in front of Henton in the photos,” the Council Bluffs Police Department said.
The department also said that McSally was assaulted “as she was jogging on the River’s Edge Service Road south of I-480 bridge underpass.”
“McSally fought off the attacker and chased him into a dense area of brush near the I-480 bridge,” Council Bluffs Police added. “McSally lost sight of the suspect prior to the officers arriving.”
McSally, who lost to former astronaut and retired Navy captain Mark Kelly in 2020, documented the frightening incident in a video posted to her Instagram account.
