Shocking Call: Springfield Man Alerts Police to 4 Haitians Carrying Geese—Hear the Audio

Over the last week, stories have been circulating about residents in Springfield, Ohio who have reported the chaos brought by Haitians that the Biden-Harris Administration imported into their small town on the outskirts of Dayton and Columbus, in southwest Ohio. We previously reported that both the mayor and a woman who spoke at a council meeting described how an influx of up to 20,000 illegal immigrants from the island nation had overwhelmed the community and brought violence.

The Federalist published a story Tuesday night with an exclusive audio report and a police report about an unbelievable story of Haitians hunting ducks on a trail where the man who called 911 was riding his bicycle, trying to get to a work orientation in time on August 26.

The Federalist reviewed a police report and found that the call took place on August 26, before Columbus, a suburb about 50 miles away from the capital of the state, became known nationally this week as the epitome of the nation’s migration crisis. The caller said he had seen four migrants, two men, and two women. Each was carrying a goose.

The Federalist obtained a recording of a phone call made by a resident who reported a group of Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio carrying four geese two weeks earlier.

The caller told the dispatcher of public services that he was sitting in a car, riding along the trail, and going to his orientation for the day. “I see a group, about four people, all of whom had geese on their hands,” he said.

In the recording, the dispatcher asks “How many geese were there?”

He replies, “Uhm, each of them had one.”

Listen:

According to the police report, the man who answered the phone confirmed that he had seen the Haitians carrying geese between Water Street and Warder Street.

Springfield is located just 50 miles north of Middletown, Ohio where JD Vance grew up, Donald Trump’s running mate for vice president.

During the ABC News debate on Tuesday night, the former president referred to the previous reporting of the rightfully frightened, angry Ohioans. He did this in a back-and-forth with Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee. Both the moderators as well as Harris, unsurprisingly, tried to dismiss it by claiming that the information was not confirmed and wasn’t serious.

They won’t be in a position to ignore it anymore. The danger is real and it’s happening to people in Springfield, and all over the country.