Cops arrest man and woman carrying a gun, 200 rounds of ammunition and a shovel near Trump's Ohio rally as Secret Service join probe and pair are charged with making terrorist threats
Police have arrested a man and a woman who were allegedly found carrying shovels and a gun near where President Trump was holding a rally in Ohio.
The two Virginia residents were arrested Monday after authorities said they were found walking on railroad tracks behind an Ohio airport with shovels, a pitchfork and a backpack containing a gun and ammunition.
John Davison, 38, and Vicki Davison, 33, both of Virginia Beach, were each charged with making terrorist threats; carrying a concealed weapon; inducing panic and criminal trespassing after their arrests that involved the Secret Service because the president was nearby for a rally, The Sentinel-Tribune in Bowling Green reported.
Air Force One pulls up the runway to where a campaign rally for President Donald Trump is being held at the Toledo Express Airport on September 21
It wasn't immediately known if either one had retained an attorney or if they were related.
The two were captured behind the Toledo Executive Airport in Lake Township, which is a designated reliever airport for the Toledo Express Airport. President Donald Trump was holding a rally Monday night at the main Toledo airport in Swanton, but there was no immediate indication the two events were linked.
FBI and Secret Service agents were involved in the ongoing investigation, authorities said, but further details were not disclosed.
The Secret Service were reportedly involved in the arrest due to the duo's proximity to last night's Trump rally in Ohio, pictured above
Police responded to the area after a witness reported that two people had gotten out of a vehicle and were walking on the tracks. The caller said the two had shovels and a backpack, which authorities said contained a Glock pistol with extended magazine, 200 rounds of ammunition and four tourniquets.
The rented vehicle the pair had been in had several items 'suspicious in nature,' Lake Township Police Chief Mark Hummer told the newspaper. He described them as 'odd items, but nothing illegal.'
Hummer said John Davison had been cited Sunday night by police in nearby Walbridge for criminal trespass at their street department. Hummer noted rail yard 'runs right along their street department.'
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