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Argument over mask leads to woman’s arrest, use of stun gun at Ohio football game

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LOGAN, Ohio - Widely-shared video captured tense moments at an Ohio middle school football game where a woman was arrested on a criminal trespassing charge and a stun gun was used on her following requests to put on a mask.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Thursday said people should not rush to judgment and called the incident “very unfortunate, very unpleasant.”A stun gun was used on the woman after she wouldn’t leave the football stadium in Logan in southeastern Ohio Wednesday, the Logan Police Department said in a news release.The woman, identified as Alecia Kitts, told police she had asthma and wouldn’t be wearing the mask, according to the department.

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