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Dozens march to protest surge in Chinatown crime
Protesters hit the streets of Chinatown Monday, demanding action on rising crime rates in the neighborhood.
CHICAGO - Protesters hit the streets of Chinatown Monday, demanding action on rising crime rates in the neighborhood.
Community members marched across the neighborhood in a show of solidarity.
The march comes after the shocking murder of Woom Sing Tse earlier this month and a surge in armed robberies and carjackings.
The protest organizers say Chinatown is facing "unprecedented" threats.