KKK Rally, Counter Protests Put Dayton, Ohio on Edge
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Road closures and plans of
Road closures and plans of counter-movements met a Ku Klux Klan rally in downtown Dayton Saturday.
Earlier this month, an agreement settled the city’s lawsuit filed in March against the Madison, Indiana-based Honorable Sacred Knights. The lawsuit cited danger to the community if the group held a paramilitary-type rally.
The city of Dayton filed a lawsuit in March against the Madison, Indiana-based Honorable Sacred Knights citing danger to the community if the group held a paramilitary-type rally May 25.
Dayton’s city attorney, Barbara Doseck, on Monday announced a court-approved consent decree settling that lawsuit. The agreement prevents the group from wearing paramilitary or tactical gear and carrying assault rifles, bats or shields. The group’s members also won’t carry flame throwers or knives. They can carry certain firearms with permits and cover their faces.
The agreement prevents the group from wearing paramilitary or tactical gear and carrying assault rifles, bats or shields, the Associated Press reported.
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Earlier this month, an agreement settled the city’s lawsuit filed in March against the Madison, Indiana-based Honorable Sacred Knights. The lawsuit cited danger to the community if the group held a paramilitary-type rally.
The city of Dayton filed a lawsuit in March against the Madison, Indiana-based Honorable Sacred Knights citing danger to the community if the group held a paramilitary-type rally May 25.
Dayton’s city attorney, Barbara Doseck, on Monday announced a court-approved consent decree settling that lawsuit. The agreement prevents the group from wearing paramilitary or tactical gear and carrying assault rifles, bats or shields. The group’s members also won’t carry flame throwers or knives. They can carry certain firearms with permits and cover their faces.
The agreement prevents the group from wearing paramilitary or tactical gear and carrying assault rifles, bats or shields, the Associated Press reported.
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