Police are investigating a potential hate incident involving derogatory fliers. The fliers targeted the Armenian community and were found scattered around an elementary school.
The matter is being looked into as a possible hate incident, with police seeking to determine the circumstances surrounding the distribution of the fliers.
Further details about the incident are available from the source, including the location where the fliers were discovered, which is near a Glendale elementary school.
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