Fairfield Is Latest Town To Find 'White Lives Matter' Notes

FAIRFIELD, Conn. (CBSNewYork/AP) -- Residents in another Connecticut town have found messages reading "White Lives Matter'' at their homes.

Fairfield police Lt. James Perez says someone delivered the messages to several homes in the Greenfield Hill neighborhood around noon on Saturday.

Perez says the messages were written on white paper and placed in plastic bags weighted with small rocks. Fairfield police detectives are investigating.

He said no suspects have been found and no one has claimed responsibility.

The same messages in rock-weighted plastic bags have been found over the last two weeks in Westport, East Haven and Milford.

The messages first appeared in Connecticut during unrest in Baltimore over the death of Freddie Gray while in police custody. The slogan "Black Lives Matter" has been used around the country in protests over unarmed black men killed by police, including Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, and Eric Garner on Staten Island.

"We have no clue at this point who has been distributing these fliers, but I will tell you this isn't the first time that we've had statements like these made," Perez told WCBS 880. "It's just with the current situation going on all around the country, I think that people are attempting to make a point."

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