A 71-year old Chicago man was executed a block from his Chinatown home in a suspected random attack on his way to buy a newspaper Tuesday afternoon.
Dramatic footage reveals the moment Woom Sing Tse, a retired restaurateur, was walking by the Haines Elementary School, in Chinatown, when a silver two-door car slows by him.
The unidentified driver, believed to be in his 20s, pulls out a gun and begins shooting Tse, who falls to the ground.
The driver parks, steps out of the vehicle, and continues to unload his gun on the wounded man, killing him.
Tse, a Chinese immigrant who's lived in America for nearly 50 years, was taken to the nearby Stroger Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Woom Sing Tse, 71, a retired Chinatown restaurant owner, was shot multiple times in the head and executed in a random attack on Tuesday afternoon
Tse was on his way to buy a newspaper for his wife at a store just down the block from his home
A silver two-door car drives by just as Tse is walking and begins opening fire at the man
The driver steps out of the vehicle to kill Tse, who was lying injured on the ground