During Wednesday's congressional debate, a disruption from an audience member forced a commercial break. The man was yelling about an alleged incident involving his son being stabbed at Donovan Middle School, in Utica. NEWSChannel 2 did contact Superintendent of Utica Schools Marilyn Skermont for a comment.

According to the superintendent, the alleged incident happened last Friday in the cafeteria. One student was asking another for a signature. It was at that time one student was poked with a pen. The student was bleeding and then sent to the nurse's office, where the student received a band-aid.

At this time, it's unclear whether or not that incident, which was the only one reported on Friday, is what the gentleman was talking about.

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We did attempt to contact both D.A. Mike Arcuri, and Senator Ray Meier for comment. Only Mr. Meier returned our call. He had this to say:

"It's the kind of thing you don't expect to see at a live debate. It's a little difficult to answer a serious question when someone is yelling, and when everything was under control, I answered."

So far, the Arcuri campaign has not returned our call.

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