"Another serving of Shrimp Boy, years later, in today's headlines, as the SF Sheriff's Office has rehired a deputy who admitted lying to the FBI over lending a Shrimp Boy-affiliated hired hitman his department-issued bulletproof vest. It's been since we heard much about the very photogenic mid-2010's SF Chinatown gangster Raymond Shrimp Boy Chow, whose racketeering and murder case brought down SF's state Senator Leland Yee, nearly ensnared then-Mayor Ed Lee for bribery, and even led to the FBI investigating Joe Montana."
"These days, Shrimp Boy is still serving his life sentence in prison. Though he is apparently still able to be on Facebook, and he posts every couple of weeks. His latest post says, I'm excited for November. Some things are happening, but don't want to say, don't want to jinx it. So, please continue to pray for me. Shrimp Boy is almost certainly not referring to a bombshell story in the Chronicle today that SF Sheriff Paul Yamamoto"
A San Francisco deputy was rehired after admitting to lying to the FBI about lending a department-issued bulletproof vest to a hitman affiliated with Raymond “Shrimp Boy” Chow. Raymond Chow remains incarcerated on a life sentence and posts intermittently on Facebook. The hitman was Andy Li, a former bodyguard who allegedly received orders to kill a rival, later cooperated with prosecutors, and took a plea on racketeering charges. The rehired deputy, Sergeant Michael Kim, had been dismissed in 2016 before sentencing to probation. Sheriff Paul Yamamoto intervened in the rehiring process, linking the case back to long-standing organized crime investigations.
#raymond-shrimp-boy-chow #sheriff-paul-yamamoto #sergeant-michael-kim #andy-li #fbi-lyingobstruction
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