Indian-Origin Sikh Man Hailed as Hero in San Jose Rail Yard Shooting

Eight people killed including Taptejdeep Singh, one critically injured; Singh left behind a wife, 3-year-old son, and 1-year-old daughter.

In the ordinary hours of a Wednesday morning in May, a rail yard in San Jose became the site of profound loss, as a gunman turned on the colleagues he had worked alongside for years. Among the eight who died was Taptejdeep Singh, a thirty-six-year-old Sikh man and nine-year VTA veteran, who chose in his final moments not to shelter in safety but to move through danger, warning others and guiding them toward escape. His death in a stairwell, while helping a woman flee, speaks to something enduring in the human story — the impulse, even at the edge of catastrophe, to turn toward others rather th

Indian-Origin Sikh Man Hailed as Hero in San Jose Rail Yard Shooting

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