During Ohio gubernatorial candidate Acton's rally, a man with a gun broke into the crowd and injured two elders.

Acton, the US Democratic candidate for governor of Ohio, was campaigning, and it was reported that a man with a gun broke into and charged into the crowd. (AP)

Amy Acton, the U.S. Democratic candidate for governor of Ohio, went to the Canfield Fair in Mahoning County to promote on the 6th. Unexpectedly, a man with a gun suddenly burst into the crowd and rushed into the crowd, injuring two elderly people. The man was immediately arrested.

According to "CNN", Mahoning County Sheriff Jerry Greene said that the 38-year-old suspect Patrick Havas entered the Democratic Party tent with two firearms and a pair of finger tigers. He used his mobile phone to record Acton speaking to the crowd, and then forcibly pushed the crowd and knocked down two people. He was eventually suppressed to the ground by Acton's security personnel.

John Boccieri, a former Democratic congressman who was at the scene, revealed that Havas was a burly white man. Two elderly people standing in front of Acton were knocked to the ground. One of them seemed to have hit his head on the table after falling.

Boqiri said that after Hawass was suppressed and arrested, he quickly helped the injured person, and Acton, a doctor, also helped take care of the old man. It is understood that Acton was not injured in the incident. As for the suspect Havas, he is currently facing charges of two counts of assault and one count of disturbing the peace.