A Florida woman has been charged with battery on an elected official after she allegedly threw a glass of wine at Rep. Matt Gaetz, authorities say.
Walton County Sheriff's Office
Gaetz was at the South Walton Beaches Wine and Food Festival, according to a police report obtained by ABC News. "Representative Gaetz said Chambers and another female had been walking past him and his family cursing at them," according to the police report. "He believed both females had recognized him as a United States Representative."MORE: As special counsel nears decision in Trump cases, who are the lawyers working with him
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