During a meeting on Feb. 11, Hamilton County commissioners slammed the village of Evendale's response to the white supremacist demonstration last week. They echoed the concerns of residents as to why the armed white supremacists were able to leave without any citations or arrests by police.

I think the police are afraid to do something because they don’t want to cause any problems,” a local business owner told a news outlet.

Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval says the city is considering possible ordinances in response to last week’s neo-Nazi demonstration. It took place outside of Cincinnati, on an overpass between Evendale and the historically Black community of Lincoln Heights.

In the footage, you see the Evendale police speak with the masked men, who are loaded into the back of the U-Haul while parked in Lockland. These men ask the police to retrieve a service dog left near the overpass,

Lincoln Heights remained on edge Wednesday, and body camera video released by Evendale police showing their officers' response has not calmed the waters.