Found another GoFundMe that was worth it to me so I donated

[theking]

[theking]

Maybe because I used to be an immigrant that didn't speak English too...

[theking]

But mostly it's because that father and son tandem didn't even think twice, just went out in a flash and gave it all they could....So yeah, I don't mind donating to folks with characters like that..

[theking]

The victim has one too set up by the same person:

[theking]

3/4 of a $1 million now and I'm happy for the heroic father and son:

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-the-owners-of-louies-pizza-after-a-stabbing

[Cali Guy]

Good stuff!!

[theking]

Yep, the father and son were "legit" when they stepped in to help and got hurt in the process so I felt compel to let them know I appreciate their swift actions and characters...

[theking]

Good but we'll see what kind of punishment when the dusts settle    :

2 men accused of stabbing woman and Queens pizzeria owners who intervened indicted for attempted murder

The two men accused of robbing an Asian American woman and stabbing the owners of a pizzeria in Queens, New York, for trying to help the victim last March have been indicted for attempted murder charges.

Supreme Gooding, 18, and Robert Whack, 30, were formally charged with attempted murder, assault and robbery at the Queens Criminal Court on Tuesday for the March incident.

The duo is also facing assault, robbery, grand larceny, criminal possession of a weapon and other charges for robbing an elderly woman ten days before the Queens stabbing.

According to prosecutors, Gooding and Whack targeted a 75-year-old woman and ran off with her purse and cane while the victim was entering her apartment on 64th Street at around 5:35 p.m. on March 16. Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz said they were later spotted on video surveillance while in possession of the elderly victim’s purse.