China Overseas Chinese News Corp., June 9 (Xinhua), according to the United States, "World Daily" reported that in the days of New York City demonstrations, many shops were smashed and robbed. A few days ago, the parade took place in Fordham, Bronx. During the demonstration, many small shops were smashed and robbed. One of the Chinese-owned gold shops was not only violently ransacked, but the owner's family was also beaten into hospital with serious injuries. The owner’s daughter raised money through the Internet for help, saying that the family’s decades of immigration efforts were ruined overnight.
The gold store owner's daughter, Jasaline, said that their family took over the gold store in the Fordham district of Bronx from relatives 16 years ago and has been in operation to this day. "The demonstration took place in Fordham on the evening of the 1st. Like many small businesses in the local area, our shop was looted. As immigrants, we worked hard to live here and were taken away overnight for more than ten years of investment. "
Jaslin wrote, "We were in the store on the evening of the 1st, trying to close the store door securely, but the gangsters came to the store door in droves and flooded into the store after breaking the door. We tried to leave. We are trying to protect important When the belongings were not snatched, the gangsters saw us and were attacked by us when we tried to hide in the car."
"The gangsters attacked us with iron bars, bricks, etc., and smashed the glass windows of our car. They also pulled my mother off the car. My boyfriend tried to hold my mother, but the gangster interrupted me. Mother’s legs. When my boyfriend pulled me, my jewelry, shoes, mobile phones, etc. were all ripped by the gangsters."
Jessaline said, "My father tried to fight these people. When we could finally drive away, they chased us and tried to crash into our car. We drove towards the police barricade and when the police surrounded us Only when the gangster drove away."
Fordham is a major business district in Bronx. It is reported that in addition to this gold shop, a Chinese-run winery was also looted. At that time, dozens of people came to drink in the shop, smash bottles, push down the shelves of goods, etc., and snatch the cash in the cash register.