Local Sikhs Donate to Wounded Wisconsin Officer
The Guru Nanak Sikh Society of the Lehigh Valley in Lower Nazareth meets with Colonial Regional Police Chief Seiple, donating $1,100 to officer injured trying to stop Wisconsin gunman from killing Sikhs.
When a crazed gunman killed six people at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin, Sikhs in the Lehigh Valley region were moved by the outpouring of support from the rest of the country for the victims. "The whole of America stood with us, the people, the media, the politicians," said Tajinder Tung of the Guru Nanak Sikh Society of the Lehigh Valley, based in Lower Nazareth. "There are no words to thank them." So they decided one way would be to donate money to the Wisconsin police officer who was badly wounded trying to stop the attack. The Valley Sikh community collected $1,100 that members gave to Colonial Regional Police Chief Roy Seiple, who forwarded it to the officer's police association. Seiple visited the Guru Nanak temple -- called a …
louis kootsares
4:15 pm on Monday, August 6, 2012
thats terrible everyone should arm themselves thats the best deterrant against terrorists and other bad people when bad things happen the boohoo pablum fed people try to use it as ammo to take away our 2nd amendment rights and with shady people like sadam obahma and the mayor wannabe god of new york you needs all the rights you can get more ›