Elderly Sikh Man in US Wins Case Against Sheriff’s Office for Inadequately Investigating Hate Crime
A Sikh man in the US has won a federal court case against the Sutter County Sheriff’s Office for inadequately investigating the hate-based threats against him. The US-based advocacy group called Sikh Coalition representing 66-year-old Rouble Claire said the cops that responded to Clair’s 911 tempered with the evidence.
On May 11, 2021, a US-based Sikh man named Rouble Claire was accosted by a random woman in South Butte Market. She started shouting profanities and racial slurs at him including calling him “fu****g Hindu”. She then threatened to ram him, got into her vehicle, and drove toward Claire only swerving away at the last minute, according to an official of Sikh Coalition, an advocacy group that defends Sikh civil rights. Claire tried calling 911 but no one responded.
Later that day, another woman wrote the words “sand n***er” on the road in front of Claire’s house. They also called him “n***er” when he stepped outside his house. Claire then called 911 but officers from the Sutter County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) failed to properly investigate the incident. The Sikh Coalition also noted that one of the officers took out a water bottle and tried to tamper with the evidence by pouring water on the N-word.
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