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Disturbing Nazi flyers show up in north Phoenix neighborhood

Published June 10, 2018 5:54 PM MST

Over the week, flyers have been popping up around one north Phoenix neighborhood that residents call disturbing.

Some of them say things like "Hitler was right," or "report illegal aliens." Others show swastikas thrown into cryptic messages on signs.

"Why this neighborhood and why do you do this?"

The man we interviewed didn't want to show his face on camera, but he took action as soon as he noticed the pro-Nazi and Hitler ads taped to their poles and street signs.

"I immediately stopped at a safe distance, put hazard lights on and I myself, at that point, made a call to the city of Phoenix non-emergency number."

There is no number to call on the flyers, just messages urging people to report who they call "illegal aliens."

Neighbors have no idea who is responsible.

"They [the responsible person] could only be the ones to answer the question of why they did this."

And for whoever did it, this man tells Fox 10 Phoenix it's not representative of what this neighborhood stands for.

"I do not want our neighborhood discredited that this is the type of thing that we accept and perhaps we had something to do with this, and we posted this to send a message to someone else, which I don't believe anyone in this neighborhood would."

Because the man called the non-emergency line immediately, there was a report filed.