Spent Sunday wandering around central Ohio. Kenton and Mt. Victory were the main stops. More on Kenton in a later post. This entry is about Mt. Victory.
Now according to the village posting:
"Mt. Victory is a historic village of 600 located on State Route 31
in Hardin County, Ohio amidst a rural landscape of the Old Order Amish
Community. Mt. Victory is a friendly village."
Sounds like my "cup of tea". And indeed it seemed to be:
However, all is not as it seems.
From the A.P. press on April 20, 2012 the folowing appears:
KENTON, Ohio -- An Ohio man suspected of holding a gun and making a threat
during a confrontation between a Ku Klux Klan group and a black man has pleaded
not guilty to a misdemeanor charge. The suspect, is white.
Last month, the Hardin County Sheriff's Office
received a report that a KKK group was walking in Mount Victory Witnesses say the suspect pointed a pistol at the ground and
threatened a black man.
Sheriff's officials have said that the suspect had
the weapon legally but was wrong to pull it out during the confrontation.
What seems to be is not always what is.
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