Suspect Charged in U.S. Taiwanese Church Shooting

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By Rik Glauert/Kama Hsu

The man accused of opening fire on a Taiwanese church congregation in California has been charged with first-degree murder, and five counts of attempted murder. Police say he was driven by a hatred for Taiwanese people. The shooting has triggered a wave of condemnation in Taiwan and is raising questions about politics and identity both here and in Taiwanese communities abroad. Rik Glauert reports.