Ohio Police Protect Armed Neo - Nazis, Community Outraged | Lincoln Heights Residents Speak Out

A neo-Nazi demonstration on an Interstate 75 overpass near Lincoln Heights, Ohio, sparked outrage after police protected the armed demonstrators instead of arresting them. The group, wearing black clothing, displaying Nazi flags, and carrying firearms, gathered without a permit. Community members confronted them, but authorities prioritized de-escalation, escorting some of the neo-Nazis to safety. Residents and local leaders, including Rev. Julian Armand Cook and Commissioner Alicia Reece, are demanding an investigation into the law enforcement response. Some lawmakers are now pushing for legislation to ensure police have the power to take action in the future. How do you feel about this situation? Watch the full video for details and reactions. #OhioNews #NeoNaziProtest #PoliceResponse #HateGroups #LincolnHeights #CommunityOutrage #CivilRights #FirstAmendment #HateSpeech #NewsUpdate Tags: Ohio protest, neo-Nazi rally, Lincoln Heights Ohio, Black community news, police response controversy, hate groups in America, First Amendment rights, civil rights movement, Ohio law enforcement, armed demonstrations