An Oregon prosecutor says bias motivated a man to deliberately ram his car into an Afghan man who had served as a U.S. military interpreter, severely injuring him. Lincoln County Deputy District Attorney R. Lynn Howard made the assertion in court papers filed Monday. Lincoln City Police Lt. Jerry Palmer said last week there no was evidence of a bias crime. Witnesses told police that an older man driving a gray car struck Mohammadi's Toyota Prius three times before driving away. The force of the collisions left the license plate of the gray car embedded in the Prius, police said.

Source: ABC News March 21, 2018 01:19 UTC