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Attorney General Dave Yost Discuss Columbus Church Attack

Columbus, OH - St. Joseph's Catholic Church was the scene of an attack by radical abortion activists on Friday, January 22. The church was holding its annual memorial service for the unborn on the 48th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade when the nearly one dozen riotous protestors burst into the service with signs, bullhorns, shouting profanities at the attendees and the attending priests. The congregants were disturbed and frightened by the sudden attack. Columbus Police were called, but no citations were given and there were no arrests. The group has stated on their Facebook page that they plan on returning to the church. Attorney General Dave Yost discusses what his office is reviewing in light of this threat to religious liberty. 

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