A San Mateo County judge found that a couple’s “hostile behavior” toward Chinese immigrant neighbors was “more likely than not a product of racism.” The couple’s lawyers claim the judge made the finding with no evidence and want him to walk it back or seal it.
January 24, 2019 at 03:01 PM
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What started with a Burlingame couple suing over a damaged retaining wall has resulted in a judicial finding they’re “more likely than not” racist toward their Chinese immigrant neighbors.
Gregory and Deborah Cosko sued their neighbors in February 2015 claiming that a construction crew working on the driveway next door damaged their retaining wall to the point it had to be replaced.
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