Indian family sues would-be neighbors who called them 'f***ing ragheads'

[desiboys]

http://www.abcactionnews.com/news/local-news/civil-suit-claims-indian-family-threatened-by-neighbor-if-they-purchased-home-on-davis-islands

TAMPA,Fla. - What started as an exciting day to purchase a new home on Davis Islands ended with a family of Indian decent in shock, and terrified for their lives, according to a civil suit filed in Hillsborough County.

“Only shock, shock, and disbelief,” Ali Asgar Kaderbhai said. “It's so challenging, even for me to express it, it's very hard actually, and especially on Davis Island you would not think in a thousand years (it) might happen.”

Kaderbhai said he was going through the final walkthrough on the home and was there with his wife and her parents. His wife and mother-in-law were dressed in traditional Indian Sari Attire.

The complaint states that on Nov. 3, a neighbor that lives across the street, Debbie Olson, “burst through the front door of the property…and yelled very loudly that plaintiffs were ‘f-ing up the neighborhood.’”

The complaint then said “she stormed out and marched directly to another neighbor’s house.”

That’s when Kaderbhai said David Howard came into the front yard and started cursing at him.  

“It is unimaginable that this could happen,” Kaderbhai said. “With this incident, the whole night we could not sleep.  It's like you know you constantly get nightmares.”

After much thought and deliberation with his wife Kaderbhai said they decided it wasn’t safe to move into the home. He had already put down $30,000 in earnest money. But, since it was a binding legal agreement the sellers, Herbert and Janice Donica, did not refund the deposit.  

Their attorney, Richard McIntyre said the Donica’s agree with everything that happened and all of the information stated in the complaint. McIntyre gave us this statement about the sale falling through and the events that unfolded after.

“The Donica’s think that what their neighbors did was reprehensible,” McIntyre told ABC Action News reporter Michael Paluska over the phone. “But, the Donica’s have substantial damages as a result of Ali’s failure to close.”

The three counts listed in the complaint are Fraud in the Inducement, Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress, and Tortious Interference with a Contract.  

Ali’s attorney said the money should’ve been returned despite the sale falling through. She contends that the Donica’s should have told Ali and his family about the hostility in the neighborhood.

He knew or he should've known there was a racist environment in that immediate neighborhood, and this person would cause problems,” Raandi Morales said. “You had someone who walked up and said ‘I'm going to burn your house down’ and ‘you lied’ and that's what makes us think there may have been something else.”

According to the complaint Howard called the realtor a (expletive), and that the Donica’s “lied” and those “those people” would not be moving into Donica’s home. Morales interprets that exchange as Donica and Howard having a previous conversation about who was allowed to buy the home.

[Bambam_Bholey]

  This is expected and will go on....

[tennisluvr]

Calling all Tampa people. @TampaChinnodu

[speedracer]

Assimilate in to american culture if not get the fuuck out

[andhrabullet]

Tampa lo makku gola ekkuva. Walmart ki velthe spanish ee matladi vhasthunnaru. English sexond lang laga undi maku

[Bongu..Boshanam]

1 hour ago, desiboys said:

http://www.abcactionnews.com/news/local-news/civil-suit-claims-indian-family-threatened-by-neighbor-if-they-purchased-home-on-davis-islands

TAMPA,Fla. - What started as an exciting day to purchase a new home on Davis Islands ended with a family of Indian decent in shock, and terrified for their lives, according to a civil suit filed in Hillsborough County.

“Only shock, shock, and disbelief,” Ali Asgar Kaderbhai said. “It's so challenging, even for me to express it, it's very hard actually, and especially on Davis Island you would not think in a thousand years (it) might happen.”

Kaderbhai said he was going through the final walkthrough on the home and was there with his wife and her parents. His wife and mother-in-law were dressed in traditional Indian Sari Attire.

The complaint states that on Nov. 3, a neighbor that lives across the street, Debbie Olson, “burst through the front door of the property…and yelled very loudly that plaintiffs were ‘f-ing up the neighborhood.’”

The complaint then said “she stormed out and marched directly to another neighbor’s house.”

That’s when Kaderbhai said David Howard came into the front yard and started cursing at him.  

“It is unimaginable that this could happen,” Kaderbhai said. “With this incident, the whole night we could not sleep.  It's like you know you constantly get nightmares.”

After much thought and deliberation with his wife Kaderbhai said they decided it wasn’t safe to move into the home. He had already put down $30,000 in earnest money. But, since it was a binding legal agreement the sellers, Herbert and Janice Donica, did not refund the deposit.  

Their attorney, Richard McIntyre said the Donica’s agree with everything that happened and all of the information stated in the complaint. McIntyre gave us this statement about the sale falling through and the events that unfolded after.

“The Donica’s think that what their neighbors did was reprehensible,” McIntyre told ABC Action News reporter Michael Paluska over the phone. “But, the Donica’s have substantial damages as a result of Ali’s failure to close.”

The three counts listed in the complaint are Fraud in the Inducement, Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress, and Tortious Interference with a Contract.  

Ali’s attorney said the money should’ve been returned despite the sale falling through. She contends that the Donica’s should have told Ali and his family about the hostility in the neighborhood.

He knew or he should've known there was a racist environment in that immediate neighborhood, and this person would cause problems,” Raandi Morales said. “You had someone who walked up and said ‘I'm going to burn your house down’ and ‘you lied’ and that's what makes us think there may have been something else.”

According to the complaint Howard called the realtor a (expletive), and that the Donica’s “lied” and those “those people” would not be moving into Donica’s home. Morales interprets that exchange as Donica and Howard having a previous conversation about who was allowed to buy the home.

one line plz

[speedracer]

4 minutes ago, Bongu..Boshanam said:

one line plz

Dengey mannaru anta neighborhood nunchi

[tennisluvr]

40 minutes ago, speedracer said:

Assimilate in to american culture if not get the fuuck out

Wearing their ethnic dress doesn't mean they aren't assimilated into the culture. We can freely where what we want to in our house, edo gym lo saree kattuku poyarante I agree with you. But they are in their prospective house man. Who the  is that neighbor asshole to tell them what they have to wear, next they will say if you don't speak English in your house get out of US.

Lauda le akkada American culture ante oka particular language intlo matladali, oka particular dress intlo vesukovali ani kaadu kadaa. Plus any culture is always evolving, it's not set in stone. In this case it's clearly a mistake of the racist motherfucker who's their neighbor, these people sadly have lost 30K because of that asswipe.

 

[Bongu..Boshanam]

2 hours ago, speedracer said:

Dengey mannaru anta neighborhood nunchi

Got it, make sense. cheeralu kattukuntene..??

[nissan]

2 hours ago, speedracer said:

Assimilate in to american culture if not get the fuuck out

wat?? how is that assimilating into american 'culture'..........

[Merabharathmahan]

Jai thrump thatha. 

enduku man ikkada poragallani kani vallani thellolla schools ki pampi vallu matlade accent chusi anandapadipotaru. Lavada lo desham idi. Even manatho office lo work chese vallaku lopala same hatred feeling untadi but bayatiki aravaru. pani chesukoni paisal sampadinchukoni mana deshaniki vellipovali. Ikkade untam settle avutam illu konukkuntam pillalaku america culture kavali ante ilanti vatiki ready undali mari. 

[mastercheif]

2 hours ago, speedracer said:

Assimilate in to american culture if not get the fuuck out

avnu man... indians e antha backward slumdogs . use fair and lovely daily after few months your be white as milk. yenni rojulu ila indian ani cheppukuntaav .

[libraguy863]

3 hours ago, speedracer said:

Assimilate in to american culture if not get the fuuck out

american culture ante ento koncham expalin chey bro..pls.. btw nuvvu aa scene lo vunte baga enjoy chedduvu aa culture emantav?

[Quickgun_murugan]

3 hours ago, tennisluvr said:

Calling all Tampa people. @TampaChinnodu

 

5 minutes ago, libraguy863 said:

american culture ante ento koncham expalin chey bro..pls.. btw nuvvu aa scene lo vunte baga enjoy chedduvu aa culture emantav?

Kool

[tennisluvr]

1 hour ago, Merabharathmahan said:

Jai thrump thatha. 

enduku man ikkada poragallani kani vallani thellolla schools ki pampi vallu matlade accent chusi anandapadipotaru. Lavada lo desham idi. Even manatho office lo work chese vallaku lopala same hatred feeling untadi but bayatiki aravaru. pani chesukoni paisal sampadinchukoni mana deshaniki vellipovali. Ikkade untam settle avutam illu konukkuntam pillalaku america culture kavali ante ilanti vatiki ready undali mari. 

Okay fine then ask people to stop coming here or try to settle down here by applying for GCs. Manollu antha desperate ga unnaru kabatte GC line is so backlogged.

One more thing, stop looking at people that settled abroad as something special and people who stayed back in India as inferior. Manamu ala cheyyamu kabatte so many people want to come here so desperately.