China man added a sour taste to our weekly date night at our favorite French

[theking]

...restaurant in the U.S. last Friday evening...Sad stuff but that mental stuff can be very real... :

Yountville killer Albert Wong hoped Pathway Home could help him. It couldn’t

After rough combat as an Army infantryman in Afghanistan, Albert Wong came home to the Bay Area and couldn’t shake the battle horror in his head. So he turned to a highly regarded residential treatment center for troubled veterans — the Pathway Home in Yountville.
But he didn’t get fixed. He left the program two weeks ago, with indications that his departure wasn’t voluntary. On Friday morning, he came back with a rifle.

Wong, 36, burst into Pathway with his weapon and strings of ammunition, traded gunshots with a Napa County sheriff’s deputy, took five hostages — then killed Pathway’s executive director, its clinical director, a psychologist with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and himself, authorities said.

Just why a veteran who earned an Army Commendation Medal in Afghanistan snapped so badly was a question investigators were struggling to answer Saturday. But as families and friends mourned the loss of three women dedicated to helping troubled veterans, they also asked why a man with apparently obvious problems hadn’t been stopped.

[DuMa]

China man in red neck county yes. 

But here in the bay, there are too many China looking people that it will hard for the hater to hate.