Following the continued discourse surrounding Springfield, Ohio and the government-facilitated influx of Haitian migrants, the Haitian Bridge Alliance demanded the arrests of presidential candidate Donald Trump and vice presidential candidate J.D. Vance.
Their requests were denied shortly after the initial filing, with local judged ruling they didn’t have probable cause to follow through with the arrest warrants, validating claims from the Trump campaign that the lawsuits were frivolous and groundless.
Breitbart News reports:
While a panel of judges referred a case from the Haitian Bridge Alliance against Trump and Vance to county prosecutors, the judges reportedly “found no probable cause” for them to issue arrest warrants or summons for “misdemeanor charges,” city officials explained, according to the Associated Press.
In September, the group reportedly “invoked a private-citizen right” and filed charges “over the chaos and threats” the Haitian community in Springfield dealt with after Trump issued claims that Haitian migrants were eating cats, dogs, and people’s pets, according to the outlet.
Readers should note that left wing media outlets frequently repeated reports of bomb threats in an effort to blame the Republican candidates, but further investigations revealed that none of the threats were believable and all had originated abroad.
If “chaos and threats” make presidential candidates eligible for arrest, Trump supporters argue that Democrats open themselves open themselves up to the same treatment after comparing the former president to Hitler and accusing him of atrocities he has never committed or expressed intent to commit.
Democrats have repeatedly accused Trump of planning to implement Project 2025, despite repeated and explicit disavowals and condemnations of the policy.
Trump and Vance simply echoed claims that were being made by Springfield residents, but had been routinely ignored by city officials.
Breitbart News continues:
The judges explained in their decision that “the conclusion of whether the evidence and causation necessary for probable cause exists to commence a prosecution of the alleged offenses is best left in the investigatory hands of the prosecution,” according to the outlet.
In their ruling, the judges added that “particular consideration should be given to ‘the strong constitutional protections afforded to speech, and political speech in particular,” adding that due to the presidential election being “less than 35 days away,” the topic of immigration was “contentious,” according to the outlet.
Democrata and sympathetic media have frequently resurfaced Trump and Vance’s statements about Haitian migrants “eating pets,” labeling them dehumanizing and accusing both Trump and Vance of racism in completely unrelated conversations.
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Finally a responsible court. Just when you thought there weren’t any left.
In September, the group reportedly “invoked a private-citizen right” and filed charges “over the chaos and threats” the Haitian community in Springfield dealt with after Trump issued claims that Haitian migrants were eating cats, dogs, and people’s pets, according to the outlet.
NO. The law they cite DOES NOT allow a private citizen to file charges, and they did not do so. Section 2935.09 of the Ohio Revised Code allows a private citizen to file an affidavit with a “reviewing official” aka a judge in the court of record. IF the judge determines the accusations have merit, they instruct the prosecuting attorney to file charges.
I have seen websites or attorneys claiming the law allows private citizens to file charges. However, the ACTUAL TEXT of the law makes it clear the prosecuting attorney files charges based on the judge’s review of the citizens affidavit.