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Freed the woman who threw a shoe at Hillary Clinton in Las Vegas.                                                             Hillary Clinton at a conference Police in the U.S. city of Las Vegas freed the woman who threw a shoe at the former secretary of state and former first lady U.S. Hillary Clinton when giving a speech , local media reported today . The woman, Alison Ernst , 36 , is charged with disorderly conduct and due in court on June 24 , according to the newspaper " Las Vegas Review- Journal" , citing the district attorney's office . Ernst was released on Friday the detention center in Clark County , where he was transferred following the incident on Thursday night , when he approached the scene in which Clinton gave a speech and threw a football boot with studs , black in color and orange, the former Secretary of State managed to dodge . Immediately after , Ernst was expelled from the room by the Secret Service , responsible for the safety of Clinton, as he raised his arms in triumph . Obama blames Republicans that are " threatened " the right to vote in the United States "OMG , did not know that the management of solid waste was so controversial ," Clinton joked after the incident , referring to the issue in his speech focused on Las Vegas . "Thank God she did not play ' softball '- a variety of baseball - like I did ," he added . Ernst wearing football boot bag and not aroused the suspicions of the security personnel of the event because the woman managed to dodge the controls in the conference , according to the Las Vegas Police . "The New York Times " attacks Obama on Immigration Policy Ernst mobiles are unknown and remain the subject of a federal investigation despite having been released , he said the " Review- Journal" Brian Spellacy , special agent in charge of the Secret Service office in Las Vegas. As reported by the Fox News television network , a track could be in one of the papers Ernst threw the air immediately after throwing the shoe, which according to one of the journalists present at the event was a copy of a confidential document Department of Defense dated 1967. Create alert Facebook : " WhatsApp will have to maintain its current privacy policy" The document referred to " Cynthia " operation , in Bolivia , the Bolivian Army maneuver to capture the Argentine - Cuban revolutionary Ernesto " Che" Guevara , who was finally arrested on October 8, 1967 and murdered a day after a sergeant Bolivian . Thursday's incident prompted comparisons with the shoe thrown by an Iraqi journalist at U.S. President George W. Bush at a press conference in Baghdad in December 2008 .

Freed the woman who threw a shoe at Hillary Clinton in Las Vegas.

                                                            Hillary Clinton at a conference

Police in the U.S. city of Las Vegas freed the woman who threw a shoe at the former secretary of state and former first lady U.S. Hillary Clinton when giving a speech , local media reported today .

The woman, Alison Ernst , 36 , is charged with disorderly conduct and due in court on June 24 , according to the newspaper " Las Vegas Review- Journal" , citing the district attorney's office .

Ernst was released on Friday the detention center in Clark County , where he was transferred following the incident on Thursday night , when he approached the scene in which Clinton gave a speech and threw a football boot with studs , black in color and orange, the former Secretary of State managed to dodge .

Immediately after , Ernst was expelled from the room by the Secret Service , responsible for the safety of Clinton, as he raised his arms in triumph .

Obama blames Republicans that are " threatened " the right to vote in the United States

"OMG , did not know that the management of solid waste was so controversial ," Clinton joked after the incident , referring to the issue in his speech focused on Las Vegas .

"Thank God she did not play ' softball '- a variety of baseball - like I did ," he added .

Ernst wearing football boot bag and not aroused the suspicions of the security personnel of the event because the woman managed to dodge the controls in the conference , according to the Las Vegas Police .

"The New York Times " attacks Obama on Immigration Policy

Ernst mobiles are unknown and remain the subject of a federal investigation despite having been released , he said the " Review- Journal" Brian Spellacy , special agent in charge of the Secret Service office in Las Vegas.

As reported by the Fox News television network , a track could be in one of the papers Ernst threw the air immediately after throwing the shoe, which according to one of the journalists present at the event was a copy of a confidential document Department of Defense dated 1967.

Create alert Facebook : " WhatsApp will have to maintain its current privacy policy"

The document referred to " Cynthia " operation , in Bolivia , the Bolivian Army maneuver to capture the Argentine - Cuban revolutionary Ernesto " Che" Guevara , who was finally arrested on October 8, 1967 and murdered a day after a sergeant Bolivian .

Thursday's incident prompted comparisons with the shoe thrown by an Iraqi journalist at U.S. President George W. Bush at a press conference in Baghdad in December 2008 .