A 73-year-old man who police says runs an unlicensed chiropractic office from his Fresno County home has been accused of sexually assaulting four clients.
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A man who police say is running an unlicensed chiropractic practice from his Fresno County home has been accused of sexually assaulting four women.
Pal Singh, 73, of Selma was arrested Sept. 8 in a sexual assault investigation, the Selma Police Department announced in a press release.
Singh is accused of assaulting clients. Authorities also noted that Singh is known as a “healer” within the local Sikh community and had clientele who would travel from all over the state to see him.
According to Fresno County court records, Singh is charged with four counts of forcible penetration by a foreign object. He’s specifically accused of sexually penetrating four women with his finger.
Pal Singh, 73, of Selma was arrested on four counts of forcible penetration with a foreign object earlier this month. Fresno County Sheriff’s Office
The Fresno County District Attorney filed a criminal protective order barring Singh from having contact with the four accusers.
Singh bonded out of custody on $200,000 bail on Sept. 10. He appeared in court Wednesday and is due back for a pre-preliminary hearing on Oct. 27.
Anyone with information about the case can contact the Selma Police Department at 559-896-2525.
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