Second violent attack of a Sikh Man in California

SIBY HERALD

San Francisco sources reported that an elderly Sikh man was viciously attacked in California, leading to fears among the community that he may have been a victim of hate crime, the media reported. Earlier on Wednesday, two teenagers aged 16 and 18, were arrested in connection with the assault on Sahib Singh Natt, 71, in Manteca which took place on Monday morning.



Meanwhile the older teen is the son of the police chief of Union City. Accordingly surveillance footage from a nearby home released by the Manteca Police Department allegedly shows Tyrone Keith McAllister, son of Union City Police Chief Darryl McAllister, and a 16 year old boy confronting Natt, who was taking his daily walk Monday morning along Greystone Park on Turquoise Way.


Moreover the footage shows two people walk up to Natt at around 6 a.m. when one of the individuals, wearing a dark hoodie and jeans, suddenly kicks him to the ground. The attacker, identified by police as McAllister, and another assailant then walk out of frame, leaving Natt writhing in pain on the ground. The video then shows the suspect charging back and delivering at least three kicks to Natt’s head and upper body before yelling something inaudible and fleeing the scene. Moreover the supporters, community leaders and neighbors of the victim voiced their concerns about the attacks.


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