Edgewood Police Condemn Racist Flyers Distributed After Pittsburgh Doctor’s Death

Pittsburgh, PA, September 29, 2026 —

Edgewood police officials have publicly denounced the distribution of racist flyers that appeared in the community. The flyers were reportedly distributed following the death of a doctor in Pittsburgh.

The specific content of the flyers was not immediately available, nor were the exact dates or locations of their distribution. Edgewood police stated their condemnation of the materials, characterizing them as racist.

The incident involving the flyers follows the recent killing of a doctor in Pittsburgh. Details surrounding the doctor’s death, including the individual’s name, the circumstances of their passing, and the precise date of the incident, have not been provided.

Authorities have not publicly established a direct link between the killing of the doctor in Pittsburgh and the subsequent distribution of the flyers in Edgewood, other than the temporal sequence of events.

The contractor responsible for distributing the flyers was not identified, and the specific actions taken by Edgewood police beyond their public denouncement were not detailed. The outcome of any investigations into the flyer distribution or its potential connection to the doctor’s death has not been disclosed.

Further information regarding the nature of the racist flyers, the identity of the deceased doctor, the circumstances of their death, and the police response is pending.

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