Ohio Leaders Condemn Neo-Nazi March in Columbus

A neo-Nazi group, comprising at least 11 men, marched through the Short North Arts District in Columbus, Ohio, displaying swastikas and making racist remarks. Governor Mike DeWine condemned the demonstration, stating, "We will not tolerate hate in Ohio," and emphasized that there is no place for bigotry or antisemitism in the state. Despite police receiving numerous calls and investigating the group, no physical altercation occurred, and no arrests were made. Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther expressed solidarity with the community against hate, highlighting the importance of diversity and acceptance. The investigation into the incident is ongoing, and officials are monitoring the situation closely. The march sparked discussions around the influence of political rhetoric on such gatherings.