American tire store employees suspected of racial discrimination: imitating Asian accent and laughin

Original title: American tire store employees suspected of racial discrimination: imitating Asian accent and laughing at car owners for damaging vehicles

Windshield cracks of Asian car owners (screenshot of American media reports)
Overseas network, October 18 (ABC) 16 Daily reported that an Asian man living in California complained to the media that a local tire shop maliciously damaged his vehicle. According to the tachograph, two employees of the tire store damaged the windshield and cut off the hood paint. They also mocked the owner with an Asian accent. The Asian man is holding the tire store accountable.
According to the Asian man, he went to a tire company to replace a flat tire on September 10. When taking the car, he found an obvious crack on the windshield on the side of the driver's seat. "When I got home, I checked the dash cam and found that two employees drove my car out for a ride. They laughed loudly and said they had a great day."
An Asian man said that an employee said he would throw the valve stem, which may be the cause of the broken windshield and the falling paint on the hood. Not only that, one of them mocked the car owner by imitating the Asian accent. "This is outright racism," said the Asian man. "I'm quite frightened, shocked and angry."
The Asian man then informed the tire company of the damage to his vehicle and provided video evidence to lodge a claim against the other party. Next, he received a phone call from the representative of the tire company, "they didn't try to apologize to me for what happened, but only shifted the responsibility to the employees." the company also didn't reply to the US media on the issue of racial discrimination. (overseas network Zhang Qi)
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