New videos show standoff between Neo-Nazis and police after protests in Ohio Evendale Police Department The GOP caucus is forming at a time when Democrats still hold a supermajority in both of the state's legislative chambers, while the Republican Party nationally has soured on anything with even a hint of multiculturalism.

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.

The 16 hours of footage shows Evendale officers and Hamilton County Sheriff deputies pull up to the scene where roughly a dozen members of the hate group were waving swastika flags and brandishing assault rifles.

The department has hired 21 CP Solutions, a consulting firm led by former Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles H. Ramsey, to look into police actions during the neo-Nazi demonstration on an overpass near Lincoln Heights.