Leesburg residents say they have found in their driveways fliers inviting them to join the Ku Klux Klan.
They say the fliers also outlined what the Klan called its fight for its rights as "white Christians."
Sixty-five-year-old resident Emmert Elsea says he gathered about six fliers from his neighbors' driveways and spotted more in front of houses on another street.
Loudoun County Sherriff's Office spokesman Kraig Troxwell says such pamphlets show up every few years in the county. He says that they are not illegal unless they target certain people and are placed in mailboxes.
