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The leader of a Haitian group in Ohio filed criminal charges against former President Donald Trump and his running mate, Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio. This comes following the comments they made about migrants living in Springfield. 

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The Chandra Law Firm, the group representing the Haitian Bridge Alliance, said the charges stem from the impact Trump and Vance’s “baseless fear-mongering that legal Haitian immigrants are eating their neighbor’s pets.”

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The Haitian group filed criminal charges under an Ohio statute that allows private citizens to do so. 

Trump and Vance have been charged with multiple offenses including disrupting public services and making false alarms. 

The affidavit stated the two disrupted public service by “causing widespread bomb and other threats that resulted in massive disruptions.”

More than 30 bomb threats have been reported after Trump’s comments at the presidential debate with Kamala Harris. 

The filing asks the Clark County Municipal Court to proclaim there is probable cause and issue arrest warrants against Trump and Vance.

The communications director for the Trump-Vance campaign responded, “President Trump is rightfully highlighting the failed immigration system that Vice President Kamala Harris has overseen, bringing thousands of illegal immigrants pouring into communities like Springfield and many others across the country.”

Some of the Haitians living in Springfield said they feared for their safety as public vitriol increased.

Ohio state law will require a hearing to take place before the affidavit can move forward. 

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[JACK AYLMER]

THE LEADER OF A HAITIAN ORGANIZATION IN OHIO HAS FILED CRIMINAL CHARGES AGAINST FORMER PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP AND HIS RUNNING MATE J-D VANCE.

THIS COMES FOLLOWING THE COMMENTS THEY MADE ABOUT MIGRANTS LIVING IN SPRINGFIELD.

THE LAW FIRM REPRESENTING “THE HAITIAN BRIDGE ALLIANCE” SAYS THE CHARGES STEM FROM THE IMPACT THEIR … QUOTE “BASELESS FEAR-MONGERING THAT LEGAL HAITIAN IMMIGRANTS ARE EATING THEIR NEIGHBOR’S PETS.” 

THEY WERE ABLE TO FILE THE CRIMINAL CHARGES UNDER AN OHIO STATUTE THAT ALLOWS PRIVATE CITIZENS TO DO SO. 

TRUMP AND VANCE ARE FACING MULTIPLE CHARGES INCLUDING DISRUPTING PUBLIC SERVICES AND MAKING FALSE ALARMS.

THE AFFIDAVIT STATES THEY DISRUPTED PUBLIC SERVICE BY “BY CAUSING WIDESPREAD BOMB AND OTHER THREATS THAT RESULTED IN MASSIVE DISRUPTIONS.”

AT LEAST 33 BOMB THREATS HAVE BEEN REPORTED AT HOSPITALS, SCHOOLS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICES IN SPRINGFIELD AFTER TRUMP’S COMMENTS AT THE PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE. 

THE FILING ASKS THE CLARK COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT TO PROCLAIM THERE IS PROBABLE CAUSE AND ISSUE ARREST WARRANTS AGAINST TRUMP AND VANCE. 

THE COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR FOR THE TRUMP-VANCE CAMPAIGN RESPONDED SAYING …

“PRESIDENT TRUMP IS RIGHTFULLY HIGHLIGHTING THE FAILED IMMIGRATION SYSTEM THAT VICE PRESIDENT KAMALA HARRIS HAS OVERSEEN, BRINGING THOUSANDS OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS POURING INTO COMMUNITIES LIKE SPRINGFIELD AND MANY OTHERS ACROSS THE COUNTRY.”

SOME OF THE HAITIANS LIVING IN SPRINGFIELD SAID THEY FEARED FOR THEIR SAFETY AS PUBLIC VITRIOL INCREASED.

OHIO STATE LAW WILL REQUIRE A HEARING TO TAKE PLACE BEFORE THE AFFIDAVIT CAN MOVE FORWARD. 

FOR SAN, I’M … JACK ALYMER

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