Lincoln Heights, Ohio residents form armed patrol after rally

Residents of Lincoln Heights, Ohio, formed an armed patrol group after a neo-Nazi rally in February. They criticized local police for not making arrests during the demonstration, which raised safety concerns in the community. The Lincoln Heights Safety and Watch Program now includes about 70 volunteers who patrol the town and monitor bus stops. The group aims to ensure safety after the neo-Nazi incident and subsequent KKK leaflets found in the area. Local officials are conducting internal reviews of the police response to the rally. The Hamilton County Prosecutor's office is also investigating the incident, while community leaders emphasize the need for self-protection.