Josef Marris was arrested in New York for allegedly stealing campaign signs from Republican candidate Anthony Constantino. He faces two counts of criminal possession of stolen property and was fired from his job. Constantino claims the thefts were intended to intimidate his supporters and alleges Marris acted on behalf of Democratic candidate Blake Gendebien, who has not commented on the situation. The incident occurs in a competitive race for New York's 21st Congressional District.
Key facts
- Josef Marris was arrested for stealing campaign signs from Anthony Constantino.
- Marris faces two counts of criminal possession of stolen property.
- Constantino claims his campaign lost over $100,000 due to theft and vandalism.
- Marris has identified as a communist and Antifa supporter on social media.
- Gendebien leads Constantino in the race for New York's 21st Congressional District.
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