In July 2017, Heimbach pled guilty to second-degree disorderly conduct for an incident when he repeatedly pushed an anti-Trump protester at a Donald Trump campaign rally in Louisville, Kentucky.[16] He received a suspended prison sentence, a fine, and an order to attend anger management classes.[17] In 2018, Heimbach was sentenced to 38 days in the Louisville jail for violating the terms of his probation.[17][16]