Correction: Election 2020-House-Nevada-Rodimer story

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A corrected version of the story is below:

APNewsBreak: Wrestler vying for House had 3 assault reports

Police records: Dan Rodimer, a former professional wrestler running in a Republican primary for a U.S. House seat in Nevada, has been accused of assault three times

By MICHELLE L. PRICE

Associated Press

LAS VEGAS (AP) — A former professional wrestler running in a Republican primary for a U.S. House seat in Nevada has been accused of assault three times, according to police records obtained by The Associated Press.

Florida court records and sheriff's office documents detail three incidents from 2010 through 2013 where Dan Rodimer was accused of punching or throwing someone to the ground in disputes at nightclubs and restaurants.

Rodimer had previously acknowledged a 2010 incident at a Waffle House restaurant in Naples, Florida, where he was arrested for battery, calling it "unfortunate" and saying he regrets it.

But Collier County Sheriff's Office records show there were two additional incidents from 2011 and 2013 in which Rodimer was accused of assault. In both cases, Rodimer was accused of punching other men at or outside of nightclubs. It's not clear why neither resulted in criminal charges.

Rodimer's campaign manager Marissa Martínez responded in a statement Friday that Rodimer is "a threat to the establishment, which is why his political opponents are digging through every little thing in his past."

Rodimer, who was known as Dan Rodman when he was with World Wrestling Entertainment, is running for a Las Vegas-area seat in...