“I want to stay because I am innocent,” Urista told Judge Charles Pater.
Urista was arrested about 2:35 p.m. Thursday at his residence on a bench warrant from Hamilton Municipal Court for driving under suspension.
When he was arrested last week, the warrant from Indiana was found, according to sheriff deputies.
Urista will now await the governor of Indiana to issue a warrant for his arrest to Ohio’s governor, which can take up to 30 days.
Indiana county offices were closed on Tuesday for Election Day and more details about the Indiana warrant could not be obtained.
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