Police in Prosper, Texas stood guard Saturday as members of the Neo-Nazi National Socialist Movement, some armed, held a rally at the town hall.

One man dressed as Hitler asserted that Jesus Christ and Hitler “put the Jews in their place.”

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Burt Colucci, leader of the movement, primarily organized the rally and spoke against what he called the insufficient sentence of 35 years for Karmelo Anthony, convicted of murdering Austin Metcalf.

Counter-protesters arrived at the neo-Nazi rally, where they convinced police they were aligned with the event to get in.

They brought Burt Colucci a drink cooler, referencing a prior incident in which Colucci had lost one.

“Do we gotta put pink stars on all you guys?” the man dressed as Hitler asked before police removed the trio and officially gave them paperwork trespassing them from the property under risk of arrest if they returned.

News2Share asked National Socialist Movement leader Burt Colucci about infiltration by FBI or SPLC informants as he packed up the Nazi rally.

He ackkowledged that SPLC informant “F-27” is reportedly an officer in the NSM and connects it to anger over Sines v Kessler, the civil lawsuit in the wake of the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, 2017.

It should be noted that F-27 was allegedly paid $300,000 from 2014 – 2020, according to charges filed by the Trump administration.

News2Share also asked Colucci about the NSM’s former leader, Jeff Schoep, who now speaks out against white nationalist groups.

“I don’t think these people actually change,” Colucci responded, adding that he considers it more financially beneficial to be a “former” Nazi.

Police and the National Socialist Movement acted cordial with one another.

As they packed up their swastika banners, Colucci said he appreciates the officers, who responded “thanking you for your cooperation” before police provided them a route out.