America Sikh Man Beaten
New York: A suspect has been arrested for attacking an elderly Sikh man in Los Angeles, USA. Officials have given information about the incident. Officials said that in the attack, the suffering of the victim’s skull was broken and a serious injury to the brain. On August 4 near a gurdwara in Los Angeles, 70 -year -old Harpal Singh was attacked by a homeless man Bo Richard Vitagliano while he was walking.
Questions raised on police
The Los Angeles Police Department said in a statement that 44 -year -old Vitagliano has been arrested for a brutal attack on Singh. A case of attacking Vitagliano with a deadly weapon has been registered and an amount of US $ 11 lakh has been fixed for his bail. Advocate group ‘The Sikh Coalition’ said that the police is not investigating the case as a hatred crime. ‘The Sikh Coalition’ said that Singh suffered a very serious injury due to the attack and his condition remains critical.
What did eyewitnesses tell?
Police said on August 4, law enforcement officers were informed on radio calls about an investigation into an attack with a deadly weapon. Initial investigation has revealed that there was a fight between Singh and Vitagliano. Vitagliano is a homeless person. According to the police, eyewitnesses said that they could not see how the quarrel started, but they heard very fast noise and then saw two people throwing metal items at each other. He told that when eyewitnesses made noise and intervened and stopped Vitagliano, he ran away on his bicycle.
Did Gurdayal, brother of Harpal Singh, say?
The medical personnel of the Los Angeles Fire Department immediately took action and took Singh to a nearby hospital where he was admitted to the skull bone and a possible brain trauma. Singh is still under the supervision of doctors due to injury in the quarrel. Singh’s brother Dr. Gurdayal Singh Randhawa said that he is grateful that the police have arrested the suspect for this horrific attack, but “We need to understand this attack better.” We also need to understand why it is not being considered a hatred crime. “He said,” Justice must be. “(Language)
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