In Cincinnati, the single demonstration has called into question the role of police during these confrontations. Hamilton County's Commissioners slammed Evendale police for the department's response .

A group of demonstrators wearing black clothing, some holding Nazi flags with swastikas, quickly left a Cincinnati-area overpass when they were confronted by residents Friday, video shows.

A group of demonstrators wearing black clothing, some holding Nazi flags with swastikas, quickly left a Cincinnati-area overpass when they were confronted by residents Friday, video shows.

The group of residents from Lincoln Heights asked commissioners to look deeper into the incident following two separate investigations, which have, thus far, led to no charges being filed.

A consulting firm hired by Evendale found that police acted appropriately in their response to a neo-Nazi demonstration. Community members criticized the report's findings and expressed concerns ...

The Nazi demonstration took place on a sidewalk over Interstate 75 in the village of Evendale, fifteen miles north of downtown Cincinnati, and borders the village of Lincoln Heights.

Nazis waving their Nazi flags flee an overpass, driven away by proud Cincinnati residents. Ohioans broke through police lines and chased Nazis out of their neighborhood, Lincoln Heights. Locals ...

Another neo-Nazi demonstration took place in Ohio last week on the Interstate 75 overpass near Cincinnati. Even though 13 men were dressed in black waving swastika-emblazoned flags, Black ...

Community members in Lincoln Heights gathered Friday to pray and speak out against a group that displayed Nazi symbols over I-75 in the Cincinnati area. "You will not win," said Julian Cook, a pastor in Lincoln Heights.

He recalled another case from 1977 in which a Nazi group sued the city of Skokie, Illinois, for blocking a march there. Eventually, the protesters were allowed to march in Chicago.