EVENDALE, Ohio — Evendale's police chief said in a new report that "without warning or advanced knowledge," his officers confronted "a dangerous and volatile situation" on Feb. 7.

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No charges will be filed against the people involved in a neo-Nazi demonstration earlier this year, Hamilton County Prosecutor Connie Pillich said.

When a dozen neo-Nazis left Evendale in February after demonstrating on an Interstate 75 overpass, they left collateral damage in their wake, including in Lockland.

Connie Pillich said her office, using information provided by the sheriff's office and Evendale police, agreed no criminal charges or citations were necessary for the neo-Nazis in February's rally.

Evendale police largely responded to the demonstration on the overpass. Evendale's report largely backed the police's response to the demonstration, much to the ire of Lincoln Heights residents.

Connie Pillich said her office, using information provided by the sheriff's office and Evendale police, agreed no criminal charges or citations were necessary for the neo-Nazis in February's rally.

Evendale police largely responded to the demonstration on the overpass. Evendale's report largely backed the police's response to the demonstration, much to the ire of Lincoln Heights residents.

A neo-Nazi group rallies on an overpass above I-75 on Feb. 7, 2025. No members of a neo-Nazi group that rallied on a highway overpass between Evendale and Lincoln Heights Feb. 7 will face criminal ...