Anti-Semitic leaflets slipped into mailboxes in Romainville

The words are inconsistent but their nature is beyond doubt.

An investigation was opened after the discovery of anti-Semitic writings scrawled on newspaper articles and slipped into about fifty mailboxes of inhabitants of Romainville, in Seine-Saint-Denis, learned

from a police source.

"Jewish bankers, ripoux", "Jewish powers, planetary threat", "the Jewish racket since 1945" ... can we, among other things, read.

These newspaper clippings also include references to anti-Freemasonry or targeting political representatives.

These leaflets were discovered on Saturday morning in the mailboxes of some fifty pavilions on rue du Capitaine Guynemer and avenue du Colonel Fabien.

According to the first elements of the investigation, nothing indicates, for the moment, that the inhabitants have been targeted.

For the time being, no arrest has taken place.

The investigations were entrusted to the local police station.

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