ATLANTA (WXIA) – Homeowners in one metro Atlanta neighborhood are questioning Xeroxed flyers that are showing up, promoting a free barbecue this Saturday.

It’s what’s on the invite that has them talking.

The community garden at Hardee and Mayson is where, according to the flyer, the barbecue is supposedly going to take place – but that’s not all it says.

Stapled to power poles around the Edgewood community, the white flyers announce the barbecue, and welcome everyone – except the police. Not only that, they use a most explicit word to say so – one which we cannot use here.

“That’s scary,” said one neighbor. “It also has a bad word. The ‘F-word’ on it.”

The ‘F-word’ is directed at police. The flyer also has a drawing of hot dogs being roasted – over a burning Atlanta police car.

“That’s how we feel about the police,” said Sammy Watson. “Like, we don’t care about them.”

ATLANTA -- One person is dead after a police chase in Downtown Atlanta overnight.

It began when officers tried to pull over a Ford F-150 pickup truck near the Georgia State Capitol. The driver sped away and onto Interstate 20.

The truck later crashed into a tree near Moreland Avenue and Memorial Drive in East Atlanta. The driver was pronounced dead at the scene.

Police said the truck was reported stolen.

The driver has not been identified. Investigators said a man was driving the truck, but a witness who spotted the vehicle driving erratically and called 911 said a woman was behind the wheel.

By Chris Smith

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