Brandon Novak, an Ohio bowler, was detained by US Marshals at the US Open. Novak, 35, has faced prior accusations in Franklin County, Ohio. The bowling enthusiasts first assumed it was the FBI, who promptly apprehended Brandon. However, they turned out to be US marshals. Novak has withdrawn from the 2024 PBA US Open, although the cause for his detention is unknown.
The Ohio native placed 36th in the race and received $1500. There have been many internet rumors concerning Brandon’s detention. Many feel the arrest is related to a far more severe crime than the one he has already been charged with.
Was Brandon Novak Arrested? Us Marshals Involved in the Case
Brandon Novak was detained in the seventh frame of the second game of final-round qualification at the US Open. Many people suspected that the FBI had conducted the arrest, but it was subsequently revealed that the US Marshals were engaged in Brandon’s case. Marshals are only engaged in a case if they need to track down a fugitive. Brandon Novak’s arrest details have not been disclosed, leaving many people perplexed as to what the professional bowler had done.
According to FlorSports writer Lucas Wiseman, the livestream feed of Novak’s arrest saw the arm of someone wearing a jacket reaching into their pocket. Novak was arrested in Franklin County, Ohio, in 2022 for violating the TPO. Some think his detention was a parole violation for crossing state lines. However, many people have questioned why the federal government would bother arresting someone for something so minor.
Following Novak’s arrest, a Reddit post rapidly erupted, with one member claiming that the matter is much more severe. The Reddit poster speculated that Novak may have been arrested for domestic violence and sexual assault. The user also said that one of his buddies was at the game and heard the same thing from other attendees. However, there is no definite evidence as to whether the user is speaking the truth or is waffling.
The Ohio Bowler Novak’s Career
Brandon Novak, a Chillicothe, Ohio native, started competing in bowling tournaments in 2009. According to the PBA website, he only appeared in one game that season. He had one of his finest years in terms of financial awards in 2016, winning $28k, and it has been reported that he earned $93k from 2013 to 2020 by competing in some of the top bowling championships.
Novak was interviewed in 2016, after his 100th perfect game. Brandon added in the interview that he started bowling in 2006 and, after finding success, chose to play five evenings a week for the last five years. Novak, a Zane Trace High School alumnus, began competitive bowling at the age of 17 and won the high school state team championship with Zane Trace in 2006. Novak took up the PBA Central Region Rookie of the Year award in 2012.
During his conversation, Brandon noted that in his spare time, he assists the local high school bowler when required. He said, “I try to assist some of the younger local bowlers whenever possible. I’ve volunteered with Zane Trace, Unioto, and Chillicothe high school teams as recently as this year.”
