Neo-Nazism, Lincoln Heights and Evendale
Lincoln Heights community reacts to Evendale's response to neo-Nazis
Controversy surrounding a neo-Nazi demonstration in Lincoln Heights and Evendale continues as the Lincoln Heights community says they were never consulted on the decision to hire a consulting firm to investigate the village's response.
A Kentucky man is accused of throwing "hate flyers" throughout Lincoln Heights in the middle of night 2 weeks after a ...
The list of demands includes a full investigation into law enforcement's response to the demonstration. Leaders want the ...
A man has been cited for littering after he was caught throwing racist propaganda out of his car throughout Hamilton County ...
Lincoln Heights' newest neighborhood watch force consists of masked men with rifles on street corners. People are reporting ...
The neo-Nazi demonstration that happened here isn't just about one hate group showing up with swastikas. It's about a system ...
Police caught the driver throwing hate flyers from his vehicle early Sunday morning which led to an encounter that lasted ...
The independent review is expected to cost Evendale approximately $70,000 and take 90 days. James Whalen, former Cincinnati assistant police chief and director of public safety for the University of ...
Body camera footage shows an Evendale officer encountering white supremacist demonstrators, and attempting to keep the peace ...
Meanwhile, some Lincoln Heights officials and residents are calling for a boycott of Evendale businesses over questions about ...
Members of the Lincoln Heights Safety and Watch group, formerly known as "The Protectors," have been seen armed while patrolling the streets.
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