At the time of the shooting, additional officers were patrolling the area and were about four blocks from the shooting. After the shooting, Oakland police promised to open a satellite office and dedicated a Vietnamese-speaking officer to the neighborhood.Īt a news conference Monday, Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong said the department had designated more resources to the neighborhood. Merchants and community members wrote a letter to the city requesting more resources to address the violence and an uptick in robberies in the neighborhood. On July 17, 52-year-old Kon Woo Fung, a ride-hailing driver, was killed near Little Saigon while sitting at an intersection. It’s the second daylight shooting that’s occurred in Little Saigon in about a month. Xu, who was identified by Tran, was transported to the hospital, where she died of her injuries, police said. Her comments came a day after Lili Xu, a 60-year-old dentist in Oakland and Castro Valley, was shot and killed at 2 p.m. “Meanwhile, our residents and our businesses are terrified. “From where we are standing, there is no urgency,” said Jennifer Tran, leader of the Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce. Jungho Kim/Special to The Chronicle Show More Show LessĪ leader in Oakland’s Little Saigon lambasted the city and the Police Department after an Asian woman was killed Sunday during an attempted robbery - a broad daylight slaying that marks the latest in a string of crimes in the neighborhood. Jenn Li comforts Elaine Peng as she breaks down after speaking to community members and the media during an Oakland news conference addressing the killing of Lili Xu, 60. Jungho Kim/Special to The Chronicle Show More Show Less 4 of4 Members of the religious community share a prayer at a vigil for slain 60-year-old Lili Xu in Oakland. Jungho Kim/Special to The Chronicle Show More Show Less 3 of4 Jennifer Tran speaks at a vigil for slain 60-year-old Lili Xu in Oakland. Amaya Edwards/Special to The Chronicle Show More Show Less 2 of4 Donations in her name can be made either at the Clara Barton Center for Diabetes Education, PO Box 356, North Oxford, MA 01537-0356 or Second Chance Animal Shelter, 111 Young Road, East Brookfield, MA 01515.Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong speaks during a news conference on July 26 in Oakland Chinatown. at the Sitkowski, Malbaugh and Hickey Funeral Home, 340 School Street.
Visitation will be held on Saturday, July 30 from 10:00 a.m. She loved to go shopping and then, after reconsidering her purchases, returned them. She was a real collector of Yankee candles. She enjoyed camping at Bodish Lake Campground in Chepchet, RI, where she had many friends who were like family. He earned a bachelor’s degree in health education from Worcester State College in 1995.Ĭathy was currently Claims Manager at Quaker Special Risk Insurance Company in Worcester, where she worked for 23 years. She was born in Worcester on July 26, 1973, and grew up in Auburn, graduating from Auburn High School in 1991. She also leaves behind her beloved and beloved dogs, Miles, Riley and Gunner. He was deeply attached to his deceased maternal grandparents, Alden and Phyllis (Nimberg) White. the bishop Her wonderful neighbors, James and Lori Lenhart of Webster and many friends. Santos of North Brookfield A brother-in-law, Christopher N.
(white) Lednar and her husband Gary of Newport, ME an uncle, Al Levasser and his wife Pat of Worcester several cousins, including Patty Nichols and her husband Don of Spencer and Dave Cameron of Greenbush, ME longtime special friends, the Cronin family of Auburn a granddaughter, Isabella H. All of Levassor, Stuart, FL a sister, Beth Levassour, and her longtime partner of Clinton, Kevin O’Malley An aunt, Carolyn J. Deveno Her parents, Philip and Janice (white) Levassour, and a brother, Douglas R. She leaves her husband of 8 years, Chad A. (Levasseur) Deveno, 48, died on Tuesday, July 19, 2022, at home on the UMass/Memorial University Campus, Worcester, after becoming ill.
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