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Unprovoked Attacks On Asian Women In Cambridge Leads To Charges: DA Unprovoked Attacks On Asian Women In Cambridge Leads To Charges: DA
Unprovoked Attacks On Asian Women In Cambridge Leads To Charges: DA Authorities have charged a 53-year-old Cambridge man with attacking two Asian women without reason or remorse last year, officials announced on Tuesday, Jan. 17.Alexander Ivaneko faces charges of assault and battery on a person over 60 causing injury, assault and battery, two counts of assault and battery to intimidate, and two counts of civil rights violation with injury, the Suffolk County District Attorney said. A judge ordered him held on  $5,000 bail.  Police said Ivanenko approached an elderly Asian-American woman on April 2 and then punched her in the face as she walked…

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by Josh Lanier
Police & Fire
$1M Bail For Quincy Man Accused Of Violently Raping Children Nearly 20 Years Ago $1M Bail For Quincy Man Accused Of Violently Raping Children Nearly 20 Years Ago
$1M Bail For Quincy Man Accused Of Violently Raping Children Nearly 20 Years Ago A 42-year-old Quincy man accused of violently raping two young girls and an two more adult women at knifepoint nearly 20 years ago pleaded not guilty in a Boston court Tuesday, Sept. 13.  Ivan Cheung is charged with four counts of aggravated rape, two counts of rape of a child with force, two charges of aggravated rape of a child with force, and two counts of statutory rape of a child, the Suffolk County District Attorney said. A judge issued a $1 million bail, $250,000 for each rape count. Cheung did not appear in court, but his attorney entered the not guilty plea on his behalf.  Prosecu…

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by Josh Lanier
Business
Popular Boston Dumpling Restaurant Closing After 15 Years Popular Boston Dumpling Restaurant Closing After 15 Years
Popular Boston Dumpling Restaurant Closing After 15 Years A popular Asian restaurant in the heart of Boston's Chinatown district announced they are closing after 15 years of service. Gourmet Dumpling House said they will be closing their Boston location "due to lease terms" on July 1, the restaurant said according to a Facebook post.  A sad day. Posted by Ed Green on Wednesday, June 22, 2022 "We are extremely proud of all that we have accomplished in these glorious years and [are] more thankful to those who have believed in us," the post read. "We will miss you all!" View this post on Instagram …

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by David Cifarelli