Chinese storeowner was shot in the head and killed. Robbery did not appear to be the motive
Chinese storeowner was shot in the head and killed. Robbery did not appear to be the motive
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A Chinese storeowner was viciously gunned down in Jamaica.
A Queens man whom officers spent nearly two weeks tracking down has been released just one day after his arrest for setting a local Asian restaurant on fire.
Carl Samson
October 18, 2022
Choephel Norbu, 49, admitted to setting Ittadi Garden and Grill in Jackson Heights, Queens, ablaze on the morning of Oct. 2 after the Bangladeshi restaurant’s staff allegedly botched his chicken biryani the night before.
Surveillance footage shows Norbu dousing the restaurant’s front with gasoline, setting it on fire and then catching some of the flames himself.
Norbu was arrested on Oct. 14 for arson, criminal mischief and reckless endangerment.
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The 31-year-old officer was fatally stabbed Tuesday morning while helping a parks employee check on a man living in a tent at Broadview Park.
The mood was sombre at Burnaby RCMP headquarters Tuesday and officers wore blue ribbons pinned above their hearts after one of their own was killed in the line of duty.
“This is an extremely difficult and tragic day for the B.C. RCMP and the members of the Burnaby detachment,” said Dwayne McDonald, the commanding officer in B.C., who offered “our heartfelt condolences to Const. Yang’s family, extended family, friends and colleagues.”
Yang lived in Richmond, where she was an active volunteer, he said. In 2019, she became a police officer.
“Those she worked with before joining the RCMP and her police colleagues describe Const. Yang as a kind, compassionate person, which makes her loss even more difficult to accept,” he said.
“She was a loving wife, a sister and a daughter.”
Burnaby RCMP officer killed on duty identified as Const. Shaelyn Yang | Vancouver Sun