Nazi flyer stuffed in Little River-area mailbox

This story has been updated to say the flyer was found in a Little River-area mailbox. A previous version stated the flyer was found in a Longs-area mailbox.

A National Socialist Movement flyer inviting people to join their group was found inside a mailbox outside a Little River-area home, according to a tweet.

A man named Scott Huffmon tweeted a photo of the flyer on Jan. 5 and stated the following: “Nazis in North Myrtle. My friend who lives in Little River, SC had this stuffed in their mailbox.”

The flyer from NSM, more commonly known as Nazis, asks people if they are tired of crime in their communities and invites them to join their ranks and “take back this city by sending a message to those with such criminal behavior that it will not be allowed or tolerated in our community,” according to the tweet.

The flyer also states: “Fight Back!!! If you won’t do it for yourself than do it for the sake of your children.” It lists an address at the organization’s headquarters in Detroit.

Huffmon said his friend informed him the flyer was received at a previous Little River address.

The NSM is defined as “America's National Socialist Party” and calls themselves “the largest and most active National Socialist party in America today,” according to the group’s website.

The group’s beliefs are stated as “defending the rights of white people everywhere, preservation of our European culture and heritage, strengthening family values, economic self-sufficiency, reform of illegal immigration policies, immediate withdrawal of our national military from an illegal Middle Eastern occupation, and promotion of white separation,” the website says.

This story was originally published January 8, 2018 at 12:03 PM with the headline "Nazi flyer stuffed in Little River-area mailbox."