KKK flier left in driveway of black couple’s Dover Township home
Bill Walker of Dover Township talked about a KKK flier that he and his wife, Diana, received over the weekend. They reported it to police. (Teresa Boeckel/York Daily Record)
Bill and Diana Walker of Dover Township were leaving for church on Sunday morning when she spotted something lying in their driveway.
Bill went to get it and found a little plastic bag with something inside. It was wet from the rain overnight, so he scooped it up with a shovel and placed it on top of a trash can.
After church, the couple took a closer look. The bag contained some birdseed and a flier from the Ku Klux Klan calling for racial segregation.
“It was just a surprise and a shock,” Diana Walker said.
The couple, who is African-American, reported it to Northern York County Regional Police.
Police could not be reached for comment.
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