people were treated at the scene on Sunday and released, according to an incident report from the Mahoning County Sheriff's Office.

Mike Ray, a city councilman in Youngstown who is also a member of the Ohio Democratic Party's executive committee, said he was in a corner behind Acton as she spoke. Then, he said, he could tell that something was going on among those in the crowd facing Acton, and he saw two people who were standing in front of their mobility scooters  tumble to the ground. 

Havas' attorney, J. Gerald Ingram, said at the hearing that his client has lived with his mother in Canfield for the past 30 years and is not a flight risk.

 He really has nowhere to go,  said Ingram, who declined to make any comments after the hearing.

The Ohio gubernatorial race is one of the most high-profile races this year as the campaigns enter the final six weeks of campaigning before the election in November. Acton is facing Republican Vivek Ramaswamy, who has parlayed his national name recognition, tech industry connections and alliance with President Donald Trump into a record fundraising haul. Ramaswamy's campaign called the incident unacceptable.

The judge on Tuesday ordered that Havas have no contact with Acton or the two people who were knocked down, and that he forfeit any guns. He was also ordered to refrain from speaking with the media.

Addie Bullock, spokesperson for the Acton campaign, said in a statement following the hearing that Acton and her husband were  grateful to see the rule of law upheld,  and extended their  continued appreciation to law enforcement. 

Former U.S. Rep. John Boccieri, a Democratic candidate for the Ohio House, said he was near Acton in the tent when Havas  came in very aggressively  with his cellphone in the air screaming Acton's name while rushing toward her. He said officers quickly  sprang into action,  grabbed the man and pulled him out of the tent.

Boccieri said he immediately jumped forward to make sure Acton was OK, which she was. And, he said, she'd already started helping a man who was face down in the mud after being knocked down.

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Stengle contributed to this report from Dallas.