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County administration to present 14‑day report on Feb. 7 hate-group incident near Lincoln Heights
Summary
Vice Mayor Linda Charles Jeter announced the county will present a 14‑day report tomorrow at 10 a.m. at 138 East Court St., 6th floor, about a neo‑Nazi hate-group incident near Lincoln Heights on Feb. 7; she urged residents to attend. The announcement drew encouragement for public participation but no council action was taken.
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Vice Mayor Linda Charles Jeter told the Village of Lincoln Heights council and assembled residents that Hamilton County administration will present a 14‑day report responding to a neo‑Nazi hate‑group incident that occurred near Lincoln Heights on Feb. 7.
"The county administration will present their report tomorrow, 10AM. The address is 138 East Court Street, 6th Floor," Vice Mayor Linda Charles Jeter said, urging residents to attend and to obtain information from council members if needed.
Jeter said Commissioner Alicia Reese pressed for the report at commissioner meetings and that the prosecutor and sheriff were expected to attend the county presentation. The announcement was delivered as an informational item only; no council directive or formal action was recorded on Feb. 24.
Residents and council members were told how to obtain the material and that councilors may share the county report after the presentation. The vice mayor encouraged public attendance and noted she had shared details with a community contact for distribution on social media.

