Peter Chin on Surviving Assassination Attempt from White Tigers, Shot in the Neck & Back (Part 9)
January 21, 2025
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Peter Chin narrowly survived an assassination attempt orchestrated by the notorious gang, the White Tigers. Chin recounted how strained relations with a gang member dubbed "Taiwan" led to a turning point involving a failed murder plot against another associate, "Stinky Bug." When suspicions mounted and Chin was wrongly implicated, the White Tigers sent Irving Wu to eliminate him.
Chin vividly describes the harrowing day of the attack. Spotting Wu, who appeared out of place in an army jacket on a warm day, Chin recalled the instant he was shot. With quick reflexes, he managed to slightly dodge, sustaining a bullet wound to the neck and a second, more painful one to the back. Despite the life-threatening injuries, including a punctured lung, Chin credits his survival to his awareness and physical fitness. He bravely sought medical help and, after a grueling recovery, lives to narrate his gripping story of endurance and survival under extreme circumstances.
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