Aubrey Dragonetti, 31, Dylan Henry, 30, and Ryan Mulhollen, 27, each faces 115 counts of the felony charge — one for each pamphlet that was allegedly placed in the community, Hornell Police Chief T.J. Murray told CNN. The pamphlets and stickers contained the words “Aryan National Army” and included an image of a skull inside a swastika, Murray said. Murray told CNN he doesn’t believe there’s any active threat against the church or synagogue at this time and has offered the houses of worship extra security. The police chief said he believed the three suspects “were all acting collectively” to distribute the pamphlets. CNN could not determine whether they have legal representation but has reached out to the suspects for comment.