GLASGOW, Ky. — Bob R. Miller, a candidate for Glasgow mayor, was arrested Wednesday afternoon in Bowling Green and charged with fourth-degree assault, domestic violence — minor injury.

According to Warren County Regional Jail records, Miller was booked at 5:11 p.m. Wednesday. The arresting agency is listed as the Bowling Green Police Department.

The charge is classified as a Class A misdemeanor under Kentucky law. The jail record lists the charge as involving domestic violence and minor injury.

Barrenside has reached out to the Bowling Green Police Department for additional details about the arrest. A department spokesperson said they are working to gather more information.

Miller remained in the Warren County Regional Jail as of Wednesday evening, according to jail records. He was being held without bond, and a court date was not immediately available.

Miller is challenging incumbent Mayor Henry Royse in the Nov. 3 election.

The bottom line

Miller, a candidate for Glasgow mayor, was arrested Wednesday in Bowling Green and charged with fourth-degree assault, domestic violence — minor injury.

Barrenside is seeking additional information from police about the case.