Brazen robbery spurs calls for increased police presence among Chinatown business owners – NBC5 (Chicago)

Police said two masked men with guns came into the Ken Kee restaurant just before midnight Tuesday and demanded money from the register with patrons still inside. “Chinatown is under attack again,” said Dr. Kim Tee, a community activist who also owns a Chinatown business. “Residents of Chinatown do not feel safe at all, they cannot even celebrate the early Valentine's Day,” he said.
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Ex Illini
2 years ago

Why are people upset? This is simply a matter of implementing DEI initiatives to include everyone. The thugs and gangbangers don’t want their Asian brothers and sisters to feel excluded from the rampant violent crime.

Old Joe
2 years ago

Bruce Lee is more likely to help rectify this situation than TPTB.

Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago

Crime is down.

debtsor
2 years ago

Chinatown will relocate to Naperville before long. Naperville is already something like 20% Chinese already I read somewhere. Before long Bridgeport will disappear too, how it managed to make it these past 70 years while they have been surrounded by blight is a mystery to me. The other southside hold out, Canaryville, fell to blight a long time ago.

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