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Repeat offender faces up to 107 years in prison for brutal attack on Delaware jewelry store owner​

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Repeat offender faces up to 107 years in prison for brutal attack on Delaware jewelry store owner

Calvin Ushery Jr., 39, has been indicted on six felonies and one misdemeanor in connection with a brutal attack against a Korean American jewelry store owner in Wilmington, Delaware, on Sept. 15. Security footage of the incident shows a masked man pistol-whipping and repeatedly stomping on the...
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  • Calvin Ushery Jr., 39, has been indicted on six felonies and one misdemeanor in connection with a brutal attack against a Korean American jewelry store owner in Wilmington, Delaware, on Sept. 15.
  • Security footage of the incident shows a masked man pistol-whipping and repeatedly stomping on the 68-year-old victim’s head.
  • Reports say the suspect also repeatedly bashed the victim’s head with a hammer.
  • If convicted, Ushery — who was also reported to be a repeat offender — could spend eight to 107 years in prison.
A repeat offender accused of pistol-whipping, hammering and stomping on a jewelry store owner in Wilmington, Delaware, in September was indicted on seven charges on Monday.
 

Manny Pacquiao produces film ‘Almighty Zeus’ tackling anti-Asian hate crimes​

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Manny Pacquiao produces film ‘Almighty Zeus’ tackling anti-Asian hate crimes

“Almighty Zeus,” a movie by boxing champion Manny Pacquiao, centers on anti-Asian hate crimes and showcases unity.
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  • “Almighty Zeus,” a movie produced by eight-division world boxing champion Manny Pacquiao, centers on anti-Asian hate crimes and showcases unity through the sport of boxing.
  • The film was written, directed and produced by Chris Soriano, who also stars as the lead character.
  • Soriano, who had no prior experience in acting, directing or writing screenplays, spoke with NextShark about how he felt compelled to create “Almighty Zeus” amid the rise of anti-Asian hate crimes in America.
  • The film will be released in select theaters on Dec. 2.
“Almighty Zeus,” a movie produced by eight-division world boxing champion Manny Pacquiao, centers on anti-Asian hate crimes and showcases unity through the sport of boxing.
 

NYC man accused of attacking boy with crutch has 23 prior arrests, including attempted murder​

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NYC man accused of attacking boy with crutch has 23 prior arrests, including attempted murder

Jamal McIlwain, 28, was arrested on Wednesday in connection with the assault of a 12-year-old Asian boy in Brooklyn on the morning of Nov. 17.
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  • Jamal McIlwain, 28, was arrested on Wednesday in connection with the assault of a 12-year-old Asian boy in Brooklyn on the morning of Nov. 17.
  • Surveillance footage of the attack shows a man running toward the young victim and striking him with a single crutch twice.
  • The boy, who suffered minor head injuries, was on his way to school when the attack occurred at the intersection of St. Paul’s Court and St. Paul’s Place in Flatbush, according to reports.
  • McIlwain, who was arraigned on multiple charges on Friday, claimed that he worked for “NCIS,” which is understood to be a CBS crime drama.
  • Reports say McIlwain has 23 prior arrests, including a case of attempted murder.
  • The judge ordered that McIlwain be held without bail and requested for psychiatric evaluation.
A man arrested in connection with a brutal daytime attack of a 12-year-old Asian boy in Brooklyn earlier this month has been arrested nearly two dozen times in the past, according to reports.
 

2 men charged with hate crimes for back-to-back anti-Asian incidents in Washington state​

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2 men charged with hate crimes for back-to-back anti-Asian incidents in Washington state

A pair of men have been charged with hate crimes in connection with two separate anti-Asian incidents in Washington state earlier this month. William D. Simonson was charged with second-degree attempted assault and a hate crime after allegedly shoving a 16-year-old Asian girl into traffic while...
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  • A pair of men have been charged with hate crimes in connection with two separate anti-Asian incidents in Washington state earlier this month.
  • William D. Simonson was charged with second-degree attempted assault and a hate crime after allegedly shoving a 16-year-old Asian girl into traffic while yelling anti-Asian slurs in Bellevue on Nov. 3.
  • Anthony J. Ransford was charged with second-degree assault and a hate crime after making anti-Asian remarks and headbutting an Asian student and breaking his nose in Seattle on Nov. 8.
  • The incidents were brought to light by independent journalist Jonathan Choe, who himself received anti-Asian remarks last week from a woman he was trying to interview after she was filmed hurling anti-Asian comments at a Seattle gas station.
A pair of men have been charged with hate crimes in connection with two separate anti-Asian incidents in Washington state earlier this month.
 

NY career criminal sentenced to 17.5 years for punching Asian senior 125 times​


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NY career criminal sentenced to 17.5 years for punching Asian senior 125 times

Tammel Esco, the man filmed brutally beating a senior Asian woman at a New York apartment in March, received a 17.5-year prison sentence on Tuesday. Esco, 42, pleaded guilty in September to the charge of first-degree assault as a hate crime in connection with the incident. His lengthy prison...
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  • Tammel Esco, 42, has received a 17.5-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to brutally attacking a senior Asian woman in Yonkers, New York, in March.
  • The incident, which was caught on surveillance video, saw Esco punch the helpless senior more than 125 times, stomp on her seven times and spit on her.
  • Prior to the attack, Esco called the victim an “Asian *****.”
  • After serving his prison term, Esco — who has 14 prior arrests — will be on a five-year supervised release.
  • The victim, who attended the sentencing hearing, said she will “forever be on edge” due to the incident.
Tammel Esco, the man filmed brutally beating a senior Asian woman at a New York apartment in March, received a 17.5-year prison sentence on Tuesday.



SHOULD HAVE BEEN MORE
 
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NY career criminal sentenced to 17.5 years for punching Asian senior 125 times​


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NY career criminal sentenced to 17.5 years for punching Asian senior 125 times

Tammel Esco, the man filmed brutally beating a senior Asian woman at a New York apartment in March, received a 17.5-year prison sentence on Tuesday. Esco, 42, pleaded guilty in September to the charge of first-degree assault as a hate crime in connection with the incident. His lengthy prison...
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  • Tammel Esco, 42, has received a 17.5-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to brutally attacking a senior Asian woman in Yonkers, New York, in March.
  • The incident, which was caught on surveillance video, saw Esco punch the helpless senior more than 125 times, stomp on her seven times and spit on her.
  • Prior to the attack, Esco called the victim an “Asian *****.”
  • After serving his prison term, Esco — who has 14 prior arrests — will be on a five-year supervised release.
  • The victim, who attended the sentencing hearing, said she will “forever be on edge” due to the incident.
Tammel Esco, the man filmed brutally beating a senior Asian woman at a New York apartment in March, received a 17.5-year prison sentence on Tuesday.



SHOULD HAVE BEEN MORE
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mans got a ton of priors, and then you add hate crimes and elder abuse/assault. should've given this trash 50+ smh
 

Woman charged with hate crime for calling man ‘Asian pig’, assaulting him on NYC subway​

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Woman charged with hate crime for calling man ‘Asian pig’, assaulting him on NYC subway

A woman has been charged with a hate crime for her alleged role in the assault of an Asian man on a Manhattan subway last month.
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  • Dream Commisso, 19, has been charged with a hate crime for her alleged role in the assault of a 42-year-old Asian man on a Manhattan subway on Nov. 19.
  • Commisso, a man and another woman allegedly made anti-Asian remarks while ordering the victim and his female companion — who is also Asian — to give up their seats.
  • When the pair refused, the perps reportedly began to kick and punch the male victim, resulting in a small cut to his head.
  • Commisso’s accomplices remain at large, and anyone with information is urged to call Crime Stoppers at (800) 577-TIPS.
A woman has been charged with a hate crime for her alleged role in the assault of an Asian man on a Manhattan subway last month.
 

‘Go back to China’: Massachusetts driver charged for ramming Asian man 200 yards into ditch​

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'Go back to China': Massachusetts driver charged for ramming Asian man 200 yards into ditch

A motorist from Quincy, Massachusetts, has been arrested and charged after allegedly hitting an Asian man and dragging him for hundreds of yards.
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  • John Sullivan, 77, has been slammed with multiple charges after allegedly hitting and dragging an Asian man with his car in Quincy, Massachusetts, on Friday.
  • The victim, who was walking with his sister and her three children, first called out Sullivan for allegedly speeding on the street.
  • Sullivan allegedly threatened to kill the entire family before ultimately ramming his vehicle into the victim.
  • According to the victim’s sister, he was dragged clinging to the hood for about 200 yards before Sullivan stopped the car and tossed him into a construction ditch 10 to 15 feet deep.
  • The victim sustained multiple minor injuries but declined medical attention.
  • Sullivan is being held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing on Wednesday.
A motorist from Quincy, Massachusetts, has been arrested and charged after allegedly hitting an Asian man and dragging him for hundreds of yards before flinging him into a construction ditch while making anti-Chinese remarks.
 

Repeat offender pleads guilty to killing Guiying Ma in NYC rock attack​

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Repeat offender pleads guilty to killing Guiying Ma in NYC rock attack

The Brooklyn man accused of killing Guiying Ma in a Queens rock attack over a year ago has pleaded guilty to manslaughter, prosecutors said on Thursday. Elisaul Perez, 33, a homeless man with 11 prior arrests, is now facing a 20-year sentence for the crime, which helped fuel protests against...
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  • Elisaul Perez, 33, pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter in connection with the fatal rock attack on 62-year-old Guiying Ma in Queens, New York City, on Nov. 26, 2021.
  • Ma was sweeping outside her home when Perez, a homeless man, allegedly picked up a large rock and struck her twice in the head.
  • The Chinese immigrant, who suffered brain bleeding and other injuries, was in a medically-induced coma until her death on Feb. 22.
  • Perez is set to be sentenced on Jan. 10 to 20 years in prison, followed by five years of supervised release.
The Brooklyn man accused of killing Guiying Ma in a Queens rock attack over a year ago has pleaded guilty to manslaughter, prosecutors said on Thursday.
 

Second suspect arrested in fatal road rage shooting of Dallas community leader​

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Second suspect arrested in fatal road rage shooting of Dallas community leader

The first suspect was previously arrested on Sept. 7
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  • Kameron Taylor, 28, was arrested on Friday for his alleged role in the murder of Dallas business owner and community leader Jin Shin on Aug. 15.
  • Shin, 43, was driving along South University Drive when his Jeep and a sedan got involved in a minor collision.
  • Several vehicles then pulled up at the scene, one of which included his alleged shooter, Markynn Dmorous West, as a passenger.
  • West, 28, was arrested on Sept. 7 and indicted on Dec. 7 on a murder charge.
A second suspect has been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of an Asian American business owner and community leader in Dallas.
 

Las Vegas man sentenced for shooting Chinatown waiter 11 times​

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Las Vegas man sentenced for shooting Chinatown waiter 11 times

Rashawn Gaston-Anderson was sentenced to at least 7 years in prison after pleading guilty to multiple charges last month
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  • Rashawn Gaston-Anderson, 24, was sentenced on Monday to seven-to-18 years in prison for shooting Las Vegas Chinatown restaurant worker Chengyan Wang on Dec. 20, 2021.
  • Wang, a Chinese migrant worker, was deep-cleaning Shanghai Taste in the 4200 block of Spring Mountain Road when Gaston-Anderson broke in to rob the place.
  • The victim survived after being shot 11 times, seven of which were critical hits.
  • Gaston-Anderson pleaded guilty last month to felony mayhem and attempted robbery with a weapon in connection with the incident.
  • Wang said the incident continues to haunt him at night and that he is still undergoing physical therapy.
A man who repeatedly shot a restaurant worker in Las Vegas’ Chinatown last year has been sentenced to seven-to-18 years in prison.
 

Elderly woman kicked in stomach on SF Muni bus: ‘As an Asian American, I don’t feel safe’​

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Elderly woman kicked in stomach on SF Muni bus: 'As an Asian American, I don’t feel safe'

The incident follows an increase in assaults in the Muni system amid the COVID-19 pandemic
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  • A 79-year-old woman was kicked in the stomach while boarding a San Francisco Muni bus on her way to work on Dec. 3.
  • The victim, identified only as Lisa, recalled the harrowing incident in an interview with ABC7 News’ Dion Lim.
  • Lisa, who is Indonesian, has worked for nearly 30 years in concessions for the Giants, 49ers and Warriors, Lim reported.
  • So far, police have not found evidence that the incident was a hate crime.
  • The incident follows an increase in assaults in the Muni system amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
San Francisco police are looking for a man who kicked a 79-year-old Indonesian woman in the stomach on a Muni bus earlier this month.
 

8 teen girls charged with murdering homeless Toronto man who was protecting Asian woman​

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8 teen girls charged with murdering homeless Toronto man who was protecting Asian woman

The woman recalled the group grabbing a bottle of alcohol from her before her male friend stepped in
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  • Eight teenage girls — including some as young as 13 years old — have been charged with second-degree murder in connection with a fatal attack against a 59-year-old man in Toronto last weekend.
  • The victim reportedly fell to the attack after protecting an Asian woman, who was initially targeted by the group.
  • In less than three minutes, the teenagers allegedly surrounded, assaulted and stabbed the man, who died later at a nearby hospital.
  • Toronto police described the incident as an act of “swarming.”
  • The suspects remain in custody and are set to return to court on Dec. 29.
Eight teenage girls — including some as young as 13 years old — have been charged with second-degree murder in connection with a fatal attack against a 59-year-old man protecting an Asian woman in Toronto last weekend.
 

New Jersey man pleads guilty to targeting Asian homeowners in multi-state burglaries​

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New Jersey man pleads guilty to targeting Asian homeowners in multi-state burglaries

The stolen goods were reportedly transported via interstate commerce, some of which reached Barr’s residences in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
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  • Randi Barr, 41, pleaded guilty on Thursday to one count of conspiracy to commit interstate transportation of stolen property.
  • The charge comes in connection with a series of burglaries targeting Asian homeowners in multiple Northeastern states between December 2016 and March 2019.
  • Barr is among eight suspects accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash, jewelry, firearms and other valuable items.
  • A co-conspirator previously stated that they targeted Asian homeowners because “it was believed that the victims kept large sums of currency and jewelry in their residences.”
  • Barr faces up to five years in prison and $250,000 in fines, or twice the amount of money involved in the offense, whichever is greater.
A New Jersey man admitted his involvement in a string of burglaries targeting the homes of Asian business owners in Northeastern states from 2016 to 2019.
 
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8 teen girls charged with murdering homeless Toronto man who was protecting Asian woman​

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8 teen girls charged with murdering homeless Toronto man who was protecting Asian woman

The woman recalled the group grabbing a bottle of alcohol from her before her male friend stepped in
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  • Eight teenage girls — including some as young as 13 years old — have been charged with second-degree murder in connection with a fatal attack against a 59-year-old man in Toronto last weekend.
  • The victim reportedly fell to the attack after protecting an Asian woman, who was initially targeted by the group.
  • In less than three minutes, the teenagers allegedly surrounded, assaulted and stabbed the man, who died later at a nearby hospital.
  • Toronto police described the incident as an act of “swarming.”
  • The suspects remain in custody and are set to return to court on Dec. 29.
Eight teenage girls — including some as young as 13 years old — have been charged with second-degree murder in connection with a fatal attack against a 59-year-old man protecting an Asian woman in Toronto last weekend.
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kids out here wildin :smh: lock em up. I saw that thread in general too just another group to add to the list
 
They literally met up with strangers from online to target random people.
Threw their lives away for a bottle of booze that's probably less than $100.
 
I don't even know how some of these families deal with this. Something like this happening to my mom or grandmother I would be ready to burn down the world.
 
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