The list of demands includes a full investigation into law enforcement's response to the demonstration. Leaders want the Evendale Police Department to release unedited body camera footage of the entire day. They are also demanding the dismissal of any officers investigators find aided the neo-Nazi group.

The Village of Lincoln Heights and members of the Lincoln Heights Missionary Baptist Church are asking the public to boycott Evendale after their frustration with the Evendale Police Department and Evendale leaders regarding the neo-Nazi demonstration that occurred Feb.

Monday afternoon, we'll learn more about the role an independent firm will play in leading a review regarding law enforcement's response to a neo-Nazi demonstration on an I-75 overpass earlier this month.

The neo-Nazis ask the police to retrieve a service dog left near the overpass, and one man asks to retrieve his vehicle, described as a black Jeep.

Meanwhile, some Lincoln Heights officials and residents are calling for a boycott of Evendale businesses over questions about that police response and subsequent actions.

An out-of-state consulting firm will be reviewing the actions of a police agency that responded to the neo-Nazi demonstration near Cincinnati earlier this month. The Village of Evendale said in a statement Friday that it has asked Illinois-based 21 CP Solutions to "review the events of February 7,

The 16 hours of footage shows Evendale officers and Hamilton County Sheriff deputies pull up to the scene where roughly a dozen members of the hate group were waving swastika flags and brandishing assault rifles.

Evendale hires independent policing firm to review response to neo-Nazis