Senator Carl Levin had a pie shoved in his face dur­ing a dis­cus­sion with mem­bers of the Big Rapids com­mu­nity at Peppers Café on Monday.

Levin was in Big Rapids to speak to mem­bers of the Mecosta County Democratic Party from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. Levin opened the floor to ques­tions and selected Big Rapids native and for­mer Ferris State stu­dent Max Kantar. Kantar pro­ceeded to read from a pre­pared state­ment crit­i­ciz­ing the sen­a­tor for his stance on sev­eral for­eign poli­cies. During Kantar’s state­ment, Ahlam Mohsen, a 22-year-old woman from Coldwater, put a pie in Levin’s face and she and Kantar fled.Mohsen was appre­hended shortly after the inci­dent. She is fac­ing felony charges for stalk­ing and con­spir­acy to com­mit aggra­vated stalk­ing after her arraign­ment on Tuesday. Mohsen is being held at Mecosta County Jail where she must post $25,000 to be released. Her bond is set at $250,000.

Kantar, with help from attor­ney Jim Samuels, turned him­self in on Wednesday and faces aggra­vated stalk­ing and con­spir­acy to com­mit aggra­vated stalk­ing charges, the same charges as Mohsen. Kantar’s bond was reduced from $250,000 to $10,000 dur­ing his arraign­ment Wednesday for his coop­er­a­tion with author­i­ties. Kantar will have to pay $1,000 to be released from Mecosta County Jail.

The charges against Kantar and Mohsen are stemmed from an inci­dent in January 2009 in which they were both arrested after an anti-war protest at Levin’s office in Lansing. The case is still under inves­ti­ga­tion and the Big Rapids Department of Public Safety will turn it over to the FBI.