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By COLLEEN SLEVIN Associated Press/ BNC Contributor  A man accused of running over the Sikh owner of a suburban Denver liquor store after reportedly telling him and his wife to 'go back to your country' is now facing a hate crime charge in addition to 16 other charges, including attempted murder. Prosecutors said the hate crime charge was filed against Eric Breemen on Tuesday nearly three months after the alleged assault in the parking lot of the Lakewood store Lakhwant Singh owns with his wife, The charges came after an investigation prosecutors say was delayed by the severity of Singh's […]

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