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Woman says town chilled First Amendment by keeping pamphlets

Background: YouTube screengrab of Colerain township sign in ABC affiliate report from WCPO. Inset: Carrie Davis photo approved for use by attorney.

Background: YouTube screengrab of Colerain township sign in ABC affiliate report from WCPO. Inset: Carrie Davis photo approved for use by attorney.

There’s a case of bad blood brewing in Ohio according to a woman who has sued an entire township for what she says is retaliation for speaking out against the failures of local officials in her own newsletter.

Carrie Davis, a longtime resident of Colerain Township in Ohio — population just under 60,000 — has been an avid critic of her local community’s leadership, namely its board of trustees, for years.

The founder of a nonprofit children’s rights group and recognized for her achievements, Davis, a Democrat, ran for a House seat in Ohio in 2018. Though she lost, she hasn’t turned a scrutinizing eye away from what local officials are or, in her estimation, are not doing to serve the citizens of Colerain.

And that, she alleges, has now cost her her right to free speech.

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