TROY, Ohio AP - An Atlanta-based civil rights leader said Thursday a fire that destroyed the home of a former high school basketball coach charged with sexually assaulting a minor should be treated as a hate crime.Charles Steele, president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, called last week's fire an attack on James Clay and his family.
December 28, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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TROY, Ohio AP – An Atlanta-based civil rights leader said Thursday a fire that destroyed the home of a former high school basketball coach charged with sexually assaulting a minor should be treated as a hate crime.
Charles Steele, president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, called last week’s fire an attack on James Clay and his family.
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