NYC restaurant owner ‘living in fear’ after ‘duck sauce’ killer released

 

Glem Hirsch

NYC restaurant owner ‘living in fear’ after ‘duck sauce’ killer released

White man Glem Hirsch was arrested for fatally shooting Chinese food delivery man Zhiwen Yan over duck sauce and is now free after posting $500,000 bail

By Edward Era Barbacena

The owner of the Queens Chinese eatery whose delivery man was gunned down in an ongoing feud over duck sauce blasted a Queens court for letting the accused killer go free on bail — and said he’s now “living in fear.”

Great Wall restaurant owner Ken Yang

Great Wall restaurant owner Ken Yang says he worries murder suspect Glenn Hirsch will come after him and his staff now that he posted his $500,000 bail while facing charges in the April 30 death of delivery man Zhiwen Yan.

“I am extremely disappointed that the court allowed the defendant to be bailed,” Yang said in a text message to The Post. “Everyone [who] works in Great Wall restaurant is living in fear now, and also the families of Zhiwen Yan, who couldn’t believe the suspect will be back to our community again.”

“Even though the suspect will not be as free as before, we still [have] concern that there might be some kind of revenge happened [sic],” he said. “Therefore I desperately hope the law enforcement departments could protect us, protect our community.

“He is a clear and present danger to the entire Forest Hills community,” he added.