‘Sincerely Your White Superior’: Racist Letter Sparks Police Investigation in Belchertown

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Feb 5, 2026
Belchertown Police are investigating a hateful letter sent to the owners of Gil's Auto Repair & Performance Inc. The hand-written letter, received approximately two weeks ago, contained derogatory remarks regarding the owners' Puerto Rican heritage.
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There is an active investigation in Belchertown after a hateful letter was sent to a well-known auto shop that recently moved into town.
22 News reporter Serbianna May joining us live in studio after speaking with the owners.
Yeah Nick and Christina, the Belchertown Police Chief is now urging anyone who receives this type of letter to report it immediately just as a victim fits in this situation.
I was livid, but you know, I was really upset that someone could feel this way.
About two weeks ago, a well-known business got a rude awakening after moving to Belchertown for more opportunities.
The owners of Gail's Auto Repair received a handwritten letter that starts with saying, we know you recently moved to our town.
You Puerto Ricans are ugly ghetto trash. The person signs off the letter with saying, sincerely, you're white superior.
To that individual, he's right. We are from Holyoke. We are Puerto Rican and we're in Belchertown now and we're here to stay.
Belchertown police were called immediately.
Police are now dedicating significant time and resources to determine what exactly happened and who may be responsible.
Thanks to nearby businesses, Belchertown police retrieved surveillance video.
The owners say the video showed clues that would support the investigation.
Surveillance footage from all types of up and down Route 9 from other businesses and everybody's cooperating.
Community members even stopped by the shop to show their support.
They say incidents of this nature are uncommon in Belchertown.
Hate has no place in our communities and when you see something like that, the best way to fight back against that is to show love.
The auto repair shop is now looking to upgrade their cameras for extra security.
Working for you, Sarah Bien-Aime, 22 News.
