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..banks so they hid their money in their home just to get home invaded by Hmong laib and other gangs that know them and what they have:

Vietnamese Family Tied Up, Robbed of Entire Life Savings in Oakland




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I hope whomever did it get caught.  Some elderly still keeps their $$ at home.



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I feel sorry for them but at the same time I don’t. If you risk it by not using the bank then you did it to yourself.



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I hope whomever did it get caught.  Some elderly still keeps their $$ at home.

Yep, regardless of the risk because they still don't trust American banks..and/or it's way to hide assets so they don't lose their public benefits...pai d by tax dollars.



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I feel sorry for them but at the same time I don’t. If you risk it by not using the bank then you did it to yourself.

Agree, at the very least, get safe deposit box..



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Those Hmong gangs and other thieves will do their homework i.e., gathering information and then strike those Hmong families when the time comes..



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Terrible.

In many cases, I'm speculate an almost sure that it's a "lose lips sinks ships" situation. 



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Yep, "lose lips" too...



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Back then, lots of Hmong folks were on welfare and to put their cash in the bank means no more welfare. They scraped and saved for years to get it wiped out is a sad situation. I’m surprised that I never heard any getting killed whether robbers or victims.



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Yep, I used to work in the Social Services field so there are assets limit for certain public resources like "welfare"..



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