The man followed the family into Sam's Club, grabbed knives on two separate occasions and...
A Texas man was sentenced to 25 years in prison Thursday for a racist attack on a family in a Midland Sam's Club.The 21-year-old admitted that he tried to kill an Asian father and his two young children at the store in March 2020, believing that they were Chinese and a"threat because they were from the country that started spreading around," the Department of Justice said."Mr.
Gomez found the family again and punched the father in the face before cutting him with the knife. He left the family briefly again to return to the utensil aisle and get an 8-inch knife.Disclosure of ex-San Antonio lawyer Chris Pettit’s suicide attempt riles bankruptcy judge
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