“We’re Chinese-American. We are American,' Eugene Zhen said.
That was the focus of the Asian American Alliance Inc.'s Anti-Asian Hate Crime Town Hall on Friday.
The suspect told police she stabbed the teen because it “would be one less person to blow up our country.”Zhen represents the Indianapolis Chinese community. He says more can be done on a legislative level to prevent these acts.
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