Lebanon, Ohio - Deputy Sheriffs in Camo Uniforms Driving Paramilitary Vehicles, National Guard Armory Active at 3 A.M.

Last first - I woke up a while ago with an urge to take a walk. Which is odd, as I spent 12 hours sweating like a slave at work yesterday, and didn't get to bed until 11 P.M..

0.4 miles from my home is the National Guard armory. As I got about halfway there, I heard some kind of engine, sounding like heavy earth-moving equipment. Like the garbage trucks were making rounds on Monday morning instead of Wednesday. As I passed by the National Guard armory, I noticed a large light brown tent attached to the building, and Guardsmen manning the tent. The parking lot was full, at just after 3 A.M.

I went home, charged my Flip camera, and returned (I don't possess a cell phone). I walked around the armory. All the military vehicles were running, and the area was being patrolled by Guardsmen in camouflage uniforms. There were actually two large tents visible from the back (perfect for processing dissidents who may be infected with The Virus®).

May be business as usual, but for two things. One, I've lived here more on than off since 1986, and I have frequently taken walks or drives around this time, and I have never seen this type of activity, at any time of day or night, before.

Two, a couple weeks ago, I saw a long procession of paramilitary-type vehicles, including a flat black heavily-armored vehicle with narrow slit windows, being driven in the direction of the courthouse / county sheriff's offices, by men wearing camouflage uniforms. Several of these looked like vans that electricians or plumbers use, with many doors for storage compartments on the outside. They all had sheriff's department plates and decals.

Someone offered their opinion that they may be going to nursing homes to test the elderly for Covid. Must be some ferocious baby boomers, to require sheriffs in camo, driving bomb-proof vehicles.

As I worked very hard Saturday too, and Thursday and Friday I went to another job after my regular one, I need to get through today's work, crash and recuperate, and then I'll be editing the video to post on Bitchute, in two or three days.

What's going on at your local National Guard armory at 3 A.M.? And your county sheriff's department?

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Comment by James Roberts on June 21, 2020 at 5:59pm: I have observed the local National Guard armory since this report, and the late night activity has ceased. I called the Warren County, Ohio sheriff's office about the paramilitary vehicles and camouflage uniforms, and was told that they could not talk about that operation. Based on the person who answered's tone and words, I felt that pressing would not be worth the response I would get, both verbally and otherwise. Keep this in mind.

Comment by James Roberts on June 11, 2020 at 12:53pm: I just called the Warren County Sheriffs office, and the person who answered asked someone, and was told not to give out that information (as to why paramilitary vehicles with Sheriff's license plates were in a procession going towards the court house, being driven by men in camo uniforms). I as told to call back later and ask someone else. Interesting.

Comment by James Roberts on June 11, 2020 at 12:44pm: The next night, by the way, the conditions were the same. Full parking lot, military vehicle engines running, Guardsmen patrolling the grounds and guarding the tent. Going out again tonight to see.

Comment by James Roberts on June 8, 2020 at 5:27am: Lebanon, Ohio , by the ay, is a semi-rural community of about 20,000 people. There are many farms here. It is the administrative "county seat" of Warren County, Ohio , in the state's southwestern corner. It is about 32 miles north of the city of Cincinnati, 60 miles by car to the Ohio River, and 38 miles to Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio. There is no threat of riots here.