Antisemitic flyers found in Beverly Hills again

Anti-semitic flyers found in Beverly Hills

Authorities are investigating after antisemitic flyers were found in Beverly Hills.

BEVELRY HILLS - Beverly Hills police were busy collecting antisemitic fliers Saturday afternoon that were distributed in the extreme north end of the city on the Jewish holiday of Passover.

The latest distribution of the fliers was reported around noon near Loma Vista Drive and Carla Ridge, according to Sgt. R. Dolan of the Beverly Hills Police Department.

The number of fliers and their exact content was not yet available as officers were still collecting them, Dolan said.

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"There is no credible threat and no threat to public safety," he said.

It is believed the fliers are related to the distribution of similar fliers in other parts of the city in recent months, Dolan said.

Investigators were working to determine the source of the materials.

In December of last year, Beverly Hills police investigated the source of flyers filled with antisemitic theories regarding COVID-19 that were distributed in the city.

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