Click on the video player to watch Ron Savage's report and hear what Jones told reporters at Metro Airport.
Jones and his assistant pastor Wayne Sapp caught a flight back to Florida Saturday after spending all day Friday in a Dearborn courtroom. Following a day-long trial, they also went to jail for refusing to post a $1 bond. Jones and Sapp eventually bonded out and never made it to a planned mosque protest. Now, they say their battle issue is shifting from radical Islam to free speech.
"We are definitely going to get a lawyer," Jones told reporters. "They have violated our civil rights our freedom of speech rights. Make no qualms about it, we are going to go after them with every single thing we can."
Jones says he plans to return to Michigan on Thursday and hold a protest outside Dearborn City Hall at 5pm, Friday April 29. He says the drama surrounding his visit to Dearborn has only increased his numbers of supporters.
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