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Just Days After Synagogue Vandalism, Nazi Flyers Shop Up in Spokane

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For the second time in 72 hours, Nazi symbols have made an appearance in the Spokane community.

On Monday, someone spray-painted swastikas on south Spokane's Temple Beth Shalom church. On Wednesday, KHQ's security cameras caught a man dropping off racist pamphlets that advocated for white supremacy at the station.

The man appeared to be filming himself dropping off the pamphlets, with a cell phone. He appeared to be wearing all black and had on a mask, making it difficult to identify him. The pamphlets advertised a racist website that is no longer active, due to a violation of the web host's terms of service.

Spokane Police said they are looking into a possible connection to the Temple Beth Shalom vandalism.

Regarding the investigation into who spray-painted the Jewish Synagogue, police would only say they are still actively looking into it and hope to have more information Wednesday afternoon.