BALDWIN: Embarrassed and disgusted, that is how a northern California police chief describes his reaction after learning one of the teenagers caught on security video brutally beating an elderly Sikh man was his own 18-year-old son. Union City police chief, Darryl McAllister, poured out his feelings about his son's alleged involvement in this attack in a statement on the department's Facebook page. I just want to read to you some of what this father wrote. Quote, words can barely describe how embarrassed, dejected and hurt my wife, daughters and I feel right now. Violence and hatred is not what we have taught our children. Intolerance for others is not even in our vocabulary let alone our values. Crime has never been an element of our household, our values nor the character to which we hold ourselves. Despite having the desire any parent would have in wanting to protect their child, my oath is and always will be to the law and my vow of integrity guides me through this horrendous difficulty. He goes on to say, my son began to lose his way a couple of years ago. While he was a juvenile, running away and getting involved in a bad crowd. He pretty much divorced his friends and family, associating with people none of us knew. He got into trouble for some theft- related crimes and ended up spending several months in juvenile hall. As an adult, he was again arrested for a theft-related incident and ended up spending another three months in adult jail as a result. Since being released, he has been wayward and has not returned to our family home for several months. The chief's son, Tyrone McAllister and a second teenager face charges of attempted robbery, elder abuse and assault with a deadly weapon. The chief and his wife helped locate their son, so he could be arrested. Coming up next, we'll continue our conversation on race in America with actor Toper Grace. He plays David Duke, the grand wizard of the KKK, in this new Spike Lee film out today called "BlacKkKlansmen." Hear what happened when the real David Duke called this castmate this past week.
Police Chief Apologizes After Son Arrested in Sikh Attack