Congressman Florida examined the attack by the Iranian Trump supporter

Cory Mills, a Republican congress member from Florida, is examined after the police in Washington reacted to a report on bodily harm to a young Iranian woman who is a pronounced supporter of US President Donald Trump.

According to the police report, the alleged victim is Sarah Raviani, co -founder of the Iranians for Trump. After New York PostThe alleged attack occurred around noon in the Penthouse apartment of the congress member near the National Mall.

NBC reported that Ravani told the police that her “significant other for over a year” she packed her, packed her and pushed her out of the door, which led to bruising on her arms.

According to reports, she also provided the police to a recording of mills in which she was asked to lie about the reason for her bruise by recognizing that her dispute was verbally escalated from verbally. Mills has denied any misconduct.

“This week, law enforcement was asked to solve a private matter in the Congressman Mills Residence,” said a Mills spokesman for Fox News. “Mills Mills vehemently denies any misconduct and is confident that every investigation will delete this matter quickly.”

Raviani later seemed to return her first report and accused tiredness and a skin condition to explain the bruises.

Mills, which represents Florida's district 7 on the central east coast of the state, has been married to his wife Rana Al Saadi since 2014, who came to the USA as a Iraqi refugee. You have two children.

The couple heads a weapons and security company named Pacem Solutions, which sells weapons to foreign governments, but according to a report from a report by Business InsiderIt is unclear whether the company is open to its foreign offers. According to her website, Pacem works legally in the USA, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Vae, Australia, Kenya, Malaysia and Kuwait.

It is unclear how Mills and Raviani are familiar, although they were both strong supporters of US President Donald Trump. In the last presidential election, he was the fourth representative from Florida, who approved Trump and demanded the need for the Republican unit.

According to her social media post, Raviani's support for Trump seems to be connected to the President's opposition to the Iranian government.