Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey called the roughly dozen masked neo-Nazis "cowards" and asked the Ohio General Assembly to pass tighter restrictions on open carrying firearms while wearing a mask.

A recent demonstration by neo-Nazis on a Tri-State overpass has many up in arms. The group put up signs on the overpass linking Evendale with Lincoln Heights on Feb. 7. Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey will hold a press conference on the issue on Tuesday at 11 a.

One of the residents tells the officer that the neo-Nazis made a huge mistake coming to this area, and the officer responds, "Bunch of absolute children. Losers."

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