A man in Ohio has been arrested and charged after allegedly threatening Rep. Max Miller during an incident in which the Republican US congressman says he was driven off the road, according to documents provided to CNN.

Authorities have identified the man as Feras S. Hamdan of Westlake, Ohio. The Rocky River Police Department said the suspect ran Miller off the road on Interstate 90 and left the area before law enforcement arrived. The 36-year-old suspect voluntarily turned himself in, according to police, and is awaiting a court appearance.

US Congressman Max Miller called 911 after he says a man tried to run him off the road when he couldn't get his attention to show him a Palestinian flag. Miller says the man mentioned death to Israel and death to Miller and that he wanted to kill his family.