Stamford officials: Neo-Nazi group left hate literature at dozens of homes
The hate-filled literature was found in the driveway of over 10 homes in the Pepper Ridge-Springdale area of Stamford over the weekend.
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15h agoDozens of homes in Stamford received hate literature left behind by a neo-Nazi group, the mayor's office confirmed.
The hate-filled literature was found in the driveway of over 10 homes in the Pepper Ridge-Springdale area of Stamford over the weekend.
Mayor Caroline Simmons released a statement about the incident saying, “The City of Stamford has a zero tolerance for hate speech against any person or group, whether it is based on race, creed, religion, sexual orientation, country of origin, gender identity or any other affiliation, and we vehemently condemn this disturbing behavior in our community. Ensuring residents feel safe after this unsettling behavior is our top priority."
Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call the Stamford Police Department at 203-977-4444.
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