ELK GROVE, CA- The families of two elderly Sikh men gunned down on March 4th are frustrated there have been no arrests almost 30 days after the brutal crime.
Surinder Singh lost his life, his friend, Germej Atwal is still hospitalized fighting for his life.
"My father is making slow progress, he is on a ventilator," said Kamaldit Atwal, the victim's son.
Police say someone gunned down the two as they were walking on Stockton Boulevard. There were no witnesses. Police are calling the case a hate crime but admit they have no suspects.
"It's very sad because it happened in broad daylight," said Atwal.
Police may have received a possible sighting of a tan colored Ford F-150 pick-up truck seen in the area.
Police are offering a $44,000 dollar reward for information leading to an arrest.
By Cornell Barnard, cbarnard@news10.net
http://www.news10.net/news/article/131593/2/Sikh-Community-Frustrated-One-Month-After-Shootings-
Surinder Singh lost his life, his friend, Germej Atwal is still hospitalized fighting for his life.
"My father is making slow progress, he is on a ventilator," said Kamaldit Atwal, the victim's son.
Police say someone gunned down the two as they were walking on Stockton Boulevard. There were no witnesses. Police are calling the case a hate crime but admit they have no suspects.
"It's very sad because it happened in broad daylight," said Atwal.
Police may have received a possible sighting of a tan colored Ford F-150 pick-up truck seen in the area.
Police are offering a $44,000 dollar reward for information leading to an arrest.
By Cornell Barnard, cbarnard@news10.net
http://www.news10.net/news/article/131593/2/Sikh-Community-Frustrated-One-Month-After-Shootings-