Now the family of a man who was shot and killed in broad daylight two months ago says they still can't understand why anyone would hurt him.
Chicago’s Chinatown community is standing up to hate crimes against Asian Americans. Neighbors held a rally calling for justice at their local library Sunday.
The killing of 71-year-old Woon Sing Tse is still fresh for the Tse family. The son said his mother is afraid to leave the house alone. On Dec. 7, Tse was on his way to buy a newspaper when he was gun downed while walking on Princeton, in broad daylight.“There’s no ‘why’ to this equation. We don’t know why it happened,” William said.
“It’s despicable what we have seen over the last two years and the systemic racism that continues to effect such a large and such a significant community,” said 25th Ward Ald. Byron Sigcho Lopez.
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