Man attacked in Tacoma convenience store
with his dad has message for attacker
Posted By: Ribicon, 5/12/2021 12:47:07 AM
Tacoma, Wash.—Tacoma police continued their search on Tuesday for a man who is accused of stabbing a local store owner and his son because the suspect refused their requests to wear a face mask. Jin Hyun, 33, said the confrontation with the unidentified shopper escalated quickly.(Snip) Tacoma police say they are still investigating the attack and trying to work up a description of the suspect. The younger Hyun suffered wounds to his stomach, which he held while speaking to KOMO News on Tuesday about the incident, which occurred about 2:15 p.m. Monday at The Corner Store, located in the 600 block
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Sanders pitches free
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lunches for all children 28 replies
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New Rockefeller Center sculpture to honor
African culture draws outrage: ‘This needs
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Here is the 25-Foot Statue They Just Unveiled
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You have to love liberal media. President Donald Trump is no longer in office, but he’s still living rent free in their heads. They’re still completely obsessed with him and basically can’t live without him. They always need him as a focal point.
The New York Times ran this “gotcha” story today, as though it were something truly significant, “Over 100 Republicans, including former officials, threaten to split from G.O.P.”
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“This is a first step,” said Miles Taylor,
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Stay tuned for a coded message: "Unidentified shopper, escalated quickly, no description, a tirade of expletives, confrontation turned violent." Certainly not yet another bias attack by a bLACK person against the Asian community.