Domesticated animals including family pets are being stolen and eaten in Springfied, Ohio according to damning evidence including testimony by the city manger and call reports that reveal ABC News lied when they interjected in the presidential debate to “fact check” Donald Trump in front of the nation.

While the mainstream media continues to censor and cover up this story, the truth about the plight of family pets in Springfied cannot be suppressed.

Footage from a Springfield City Commission meeting as far back as March 12 – long before the issue became politicized – reveal that call reports and city employees were aware of the issue.

Fast forward to September, after ABC’s shambolic presidential debate between Donald Trump and establishment candidate Kamala Harris, and ask yourself: why would they lie about there being no complaints of pets being eaten?

According to city officials more than 20,000 Haitians have recently arrived in the town of 58,000 people.

The mainstream media is working overtime to cover up the crimes of the tsunami of immigrants arriving in small towns thanks to Joe Biden and Kamala Harris’ open border policies.

On Friday, Trump told reporters at a news conference in California that he would deport the Haitian migrants in Springfield.

Locals have been expressing their outrage at city council meetings over the crime and chaos – including the disappearance of their pet cats and dogs – brought to their doors by the influx of migrants from Haiti.

“I see what’s going on in the streets,” said Springfield local Anthony Harris, 28. “And I see you guys sitting up there and, comfy chairs and suits… I really challenge you guys to get out here and do something.

“These Haitians are running into trash cans. They’re running into buildings. They’re flipping cars in the middle of the street, and I don’t know how like, y’all can be comfortable with this.”

Some residents said the city needed to start giving driving lessons as the migrants are driving cars even though they don’t have licenses, causing chaos on the city streets.

Long-term Springfield resident Diana Daniels blamed cultural clashes for the issues.

“Countries… are defined by their culture and their language, not the color. When folks stand up here and describe what is happening to them, they are often painted with the broad brush of racism that has nothing to do with it.”

“How do you know we aren’t getting criminals, rapists?” another man asked the city leadership during a hearing about the migrant issue after a bus crash killed the child of two local teachers.

At another hearing, a woman named Noel admitted that she doesn’t feel safe in her own home anymore and that migrants are camping out nearby.

“I try to help them the best I can to keep them from trying to squat on my property,” Noel said. “But it is so unsafe,” she warned.

“I have learned they cannot speak English in my front yard, they’re screaming at me, throwing mattresses in my front yard, throwing trash in my front yard,” she said.