Antisemitic and white separatist flyers were distributed in Colleyville, Texas, over the weekend, more than a month after 4 people were held hostage in one of the city's synagogues.
Antisemitic and white separatist flyers were distributed in Colleyville, Texas, over the weekend, more than a month after four people were held hostage in one of the city's synagogues.
The department was working with the FBI and investigating the incident as a hate crime, police said in a statement posted to Facebook. starting in December. The flyers have been distributed in 17 different states, a spokeswoman for the ADL said Wednesday. In Santa Monica, California, similar flyers were found at four elementary schools, according to the ADL.
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