Talk:Wah Ching

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It seems that people are making up a lot of the article. --The Half Gauntlet 08:19, 11 January 2007 {UTC}

I think the article should mention the recent Wah Ching-involved shooting in Arcadia, California. This happened about a month ago at the Dave & Busters at Westfield Santa Anita Shopping Mall; I'm perhaps not the most reliable source, but I've heard that it involved a Wah Ching member and an Asian Boyz member, both of whom were trying to stake their claim in this particular mall. Also of note is that this mall is a current battleground between Wah Ching and Asian Boyz. Basically at the end, an innocent bystander was shot and killed whereas the gang member survived. Things get particularly nasty on Thursday nights at this mall, which I suppose are "special" days where they meet in their little rice rocket souped up Honda types and battle it out.

This article indicates that there is a Wah Ching presence in New York City. There is no, nor has there ever been any evidence to suggest any Wah Ching presence in New York City whatsoever. New York City has its own asian gangs which are for the most part distinct and unconnected to their West Coast counterparts including the Wah Ching. I suggest that the parts of this article suggesting otherwise be eliminated.--Glen Elgin (talk) 11:30, 14 February 2008 (UTC)

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DOES ANYONE WANT TO ADD THE SIMPLIFIED CHARACTERS OF HUA QING