Sikh Man Falsely Accused Of Terrorism After Bus Passengers Allegedly Hear Him Say 'Bomb'
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A Sikh man who was exonerated of making a bomb threat has now taken legal action against his accusers.
A Sikh man who was exonerated of making a bomb threat has now taken legal action against his accusers.
According to KVII, the incident occurred in Amarillo, Texas on February 21 when a Greyhound passenger reportedly heard the word “bomb” being said on the bus.
The police were called, and two Punjabi-speaking men, Daljeet Singh, a Sikh from India who wears a turban, and Mohammed Chotri from Pakistan were arrested and detained for about 30 hours; they were both later released after being found completely innocent, reports CBS N
A Sikh man who was exonerated of making a bomb threat has now taken legal action against his accusers.
According to KVII, the incident occurred in Amarillo, Texas on February 21 when a Greyhound passenger reportedly heard the word “bomb” being said on the bus.
The police were called, and two Punjabi-speaking men, Daljeet Singh, a Sikh from India who wears a turban, and Mohammed Chotri from Pakistan were arrested and detained for about 30 hours; they were both later released after being found completely innocent, reports CBS N