Marin police investigating alleged anti-Semitic hate crime
SAN ANSELMO, Calif. - Central Marin police are currently investigating an alleged anti-Semitic hate crime in San Anselmo.
Authorities said on Sunday a man arrived at his home in the 100 block of Austin Ave. and found a small plastic bag with two pamphlets in his driveway. The pamphlets had "anti-Semitic language" and were "presumably" held down with pebbles.
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Officials said the man didn't see anyone in his neighborhood or see anything suspicious.
Another bag with the same pamphlets was found in the same neighborhood in a different area.
Anyone with information about the case or have received similar pamphlets is asked to contact the Central Marin Police Authority at (415) 927-5150.