Sinophobia hate crimes – Page 147 – Communist China

ASIANS 4 BLACK LIVES MATTER 黑人的命也是命 · 2020-06-15T18:22:08Z

I just notice that there are so many crimes against Asians now, Chinese in particular. SO, I decided to make a thread dedicated to it. note: edited because 80+ pages and most of the victims are obviously Chinese & not other Asians.

A man who was shot and robbed near Koreatown in Los Angeles may have ties to the Korean royal family.

The victim, identified as a man between 25 and 30 years old, was driving a Rolls-Royce Phantom when he was shot during a robbery shortly before 4:20 p.m. outside the luxury Kurve apartment complex on the 2800 block of Sunset Place in the Westlake District on Nov. 18.

According to the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), two male suspects stole his Rolex watch and three gold chains before fleeing the scene.

Officers found the victim with a gunshot wound from what police believe was a blue semiautomatic handgun. He was transported to the hospital in critical condition.

According to reports, the Rolls-Royce Phantom is registered to the Korean prince Andrew Lee, who is the founder of London Trust Media, the parent company of VPN security service Private Internet Access. Lee was declared as the family’s crown prince after he was identified as a relative by Korea’s Imperial Highness King Yi Seok in 2018.

It is currently unknown whether Lee

Man shot, robbed of Rolex in LA’s Koreatown may be a Korean prince | NextShark.com

Community mourns loss of local store owner

The beloved owner of an East Point beauty supply died after an attempted robbery ended in gunfire. The woman's family, customers, and the police chief all say she was extremely loved within the community.

EAST POINT, Ga. - Police have released the image of a man investigators believe shot and killed the owner of an East Point beauty shop Tuesday during an attempted robbery.

It happened at Beauty World Beauty Supply located in Washington Plaza located in the 3100 block of Washington Road near Harris Drive.

Police say officers arriving at the scene found 69-year-old Hyun Chan Cha, known as Rosa, suffering from a gunshot wound. She was rushed to Grady Memorial Hospital where she later died.

"This young lady has been here well over 30 years and is a staple in our community. They provide an important service for the community. They love her and we love her," said East Point Police Chief Shawn Buchanan.

East Point police released this image of a suspect in a violent robbery where a woman was shot at a beauty shop along Washington Road on Nov. 15, 2022. (East Point Police Department)

Surveillance video shows a man wearing a toboggan with a blue hoodie with double white stripes down the arms pulled over it, a black mask, dark pants, with what looks like a gray belt, and reddish shoes.

"We're going to hunt this person down. I can assure you of that," Chief Buchanan said.

Her family tells FOX 5 they are in disbelief. They say she had a big following in the community. In a statement, her family wrote:

"Our hearts are heavy with a mix of grief, confusion, and gratitude. Gratitude at the sight of all the flowers and notes left at our mom's store, gratitude for those who also loved the wonderful woman whose business had been in this community for over 30 years. She had considered this place a second home, surrounded by a second family, where she loved working with her customers to make them feel like a better version of themselves. We feel so much confusion because of violence that didn't have to happen, for a life that didn't have to be taken. And grief because of the senselessness of it all, because we are all the poorer for having lost a kind soul whose warm smile made life better."

Hyun Chan Cha (Courtesy of the family)

A blanket now drapes the glass door preventing people from seeing into the store, which was left in shambles during the violent encounter.

Family and friends began leaving flowers, cards, and candles outside to honor the beloved owner.

"I just want everyone to know that she was a human being, and she didn't deserve this. She didn't deserve it. She would have given anyone anything," one woman who stopped by late Tuesday evening said.

Residents say that can't believe this senseless and unnecessary violence happened in broad daylight.

"I like to shop in my neighborhood, but I'm starting to feel very uncomfortable in my neighborhood. This is not OK. This is not OK," one customer said.