A string of Klu Klux Klan propaganda posters found all over East Tennessee could have come from Kentucky, according to a report from the Knoxville Police Department.

The Knoxville Police Department has been made aware that two different flyers that appear to be propaganda associated with the Trinity White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan have been found in various places across Knoxville. Those reports mirror those of other documented incidents that have been reported in Chattanooga, Sweetwater and Lenoir City.

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News reported on the flyers found in Sweetwater, and on social media, some viewers questioned why a police investigation was taking place. Knoxville Police also reported on Wednesday

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SPD said it is working with nearby agencies who have reported similar incidents to identify the source of the posters.