Convenience store cashier targeted in alleged hate crime: 'We're just trying to make a living'
The cashier of the convenience store damaged in an alleged hate crime said Tuesday the store has never had that type of problem before.
"We never thought anything like that, because everybody comes in, and they are nice," said Harjot Singh, a nephew of the owner. "This was the first ever incident to happen like that."
Singh said Chad Horsley, the Denham Springs man accused of driving his pickup truck through The Best Stop's front window Saturday night, was mistaken about the religious identity of the store's owners, who are Sikh not Muslim, as Horsley allegedly told police.