Residents wonder why anyone would target their community with messages of hate.
Police and the Delaware County District Attorney's Office are investigating after someone distributed flyers promoting white supremacy organizations in several neighborhoods across the township.
The Anti-Defamation League says that often times, groups disseminating that type of information do so in order to recruit by having their names publicized."The entire incident is disgusting. And if we weren't on network television, I'd use worse language than that," said Delaware County First Assistant District Attorney Tanner Rouse."It was brought to our attention by a number of concerned citizens," said Rouse.
White supremacist propaganda has been showing up across the state. The Anti-Defamation League tracked 1,143 reported incidents from 2019-2022. Even though they contain white supremacist propaganda, the act of distributing the flyers alone is not considered a crime.
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