Live
- Maha Oppn to boycott customary CM tea meet, cites rising farmers' distress, atrocities against Dalits
- Mikheil Kavelashvili is new Georgian President
- He makes things look easy: Smith on 241-run partnership with Head
- Decline in TB cases & deaths in India ‘remarkable’, shows ‘political commitment’, says former WHO Director
- PKL 11: Delhi dedicates win over Haryana to ‘junior express’
- Cyclone kills 14 in French territory Mayotte
- 3rd Test: Head, Smith centuries flatten India on Day 2
- AAP Announces Final Candidate List For 2025 Delhi Assembly Elections, Kejriwal To Contest From New Delhi
- Bangladesh unrest has delayed execution of some vital projects: Tripura CM
- PIL in SC seeks direction to designate BMC as sole planning, sanctioning authority for Mumbai
Indian-American ice cream man killed by gunman in Oakland city
Highlights
An Indian-origin ice cream vendor was shot dead inside his van by an unidentified gunman in California\'s Oakland city, media reported citing police.
An Indian-origin ice cream vendor was shot dead inside his van by an unidentified gunman in California's Oakland city, media reported citing police.
Jasvir Singh, 45, was found fatally wounded by the residents of east Oakland's Peach Street, after they heard gunshots around 4.30 p.m. on Saturday, San Jose Mercury News reported on Sunday.
Police have announced up to $10,000 in reward money for information leading to the arrest of the killer.
"I don't understand why someone would murder our ice cream man," said Paula, a nearby resident, who ran to Singh's van after the shooting.
"I heard five shots and came to my front door," she recalled. Certain that the gunman had fled, Paula ran out to the van and found Singh slumped against the door.
"I couldn't open it, but the police came really quick," she said.
"I just feel really bad; he was doing his job, and now he's gone," she added, refusing to provide a last name.
Police were told that Singh immigrated to the US 17 years ago, was unmarried and had a 13-year-old daughter. He was a resident of Marysville, but also lived in the East Bay area.
On Sunday, there was a single memorial candle on the sidewalk where Paula said Singh crashed his van into a parked car during the shooting.
Next Story
ADVERTISEMENT
