The lawsuit accuses the Blood Tribe of 'hateful conduct, including acts of harassment, bomb threats, and death threats' against Springfield residents.
, Ohio, has filed a civil lawsuit against a neo-Nazi group, which it alleges tormented the community following false accusations that Haitian migrants living in the Ohio town were “eating pets” of U.S. citizens.“The Blood Tribe and its members and associates unleashed a torrent of hateful conduct, including acts of harassment, bomb threats, and death threats, against Springfield residents who spoke out in support of the Haitian community,” the complaint says.
Springfield, a city of roughly 60,000 west of Columbus, has seen its Haitian population grow to about 10,000 to 20,000 people in recent years, as Haitians have fled violence in their home country in search of stability and employment.Their growing numbers caused friction with local residents, as schools, roads, hospitals and social programs were taxed by the large population — and, particularly, after a child was killed in 2023 when a Haitian immigrant driver hit a school bus.
The lawsuit makes no direct reference to Trump’s remarks, but notes that Pohlhaus “gleefully took credit for the growing notoriety” the false claims gained as they spread around the world after the debate.‘They’re eating the dogs’: Trump’s false claims at U.S. debate stir up fears in small town Ohiomade by phone or email against hospitals, schools, private residences and different businesses all over Springfield, causing many evacuations.
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