Chinese Embassy pressures Italy to protect immigrants after killings

Saying it was 'shocked and alarmed' after a Chinese man and infant were killed in a botched robbery in Rome, the Chinese Embassy urged Italian authorities to protect Chinese citizens in Italy.

Zhou Zheng, 31, and his 9-month-old daughter were killed Wednesday, according to Italy's ANSA news agency. Two thieves demanded 5,000 euros (about $6,360) from his business's earnings as he was returning home with his family, according to the report.

A bullet passed through the baby's head and struck Zhou in the heart, autopsy results said, according to ANSA.



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The Chinese Embassy in Rome issued a statement saying it was 'shocked and alarmed for the tragedy in Rome, and it firmly condemns the killers for their atrocity and inhumane violence.'

The embassy asked Italian authorities to 'apply all the necessary measures' to find the killers and bring them to justice.

'We also ask that Italy takes all the necessary measures to guard the personal and patrimonial security of the Chinese citizens in Italy,' the statement said.

The killings come amid a wave of unrelated slayings in Rome, ANSA reported.

'Rome's patience and that of her citizens is finished,' Mayor Gianni Alemanno said, according to the news agency. 'There are criminal beasts that are operating in our city that must be stopped at all costs.'

About 130 new police officers were to arrive in Rome in Friday, authorities told ANSA. By the end of January, a contingent of 400 officers is to be in place.

The killings come amid a wave of unrelated slayings in Rome, ANSA reported. The killings come amid a wave of unrelated slayings in Rome, ANSA reported. 'We also ask that Italy takes all the necessary measures to guard the personal and patrimonial security of the Chinese citizens in Italy,' the statement said. 'Rome's patience and that of her citizens is finished,' Mayor Gianni Alemanno said, according to the news agency. 'There are criminal beasts that are operating in our city that must be stopped at all costs.' 'We also ask that Italy takes all the necessary measures to guard the personal and patrimonial security of the Chinese citizens in Italy,' the statement said. The Chinese Embassy in Rome issued a statement saying it was 'shocked and alarmed for the tragedy in Rome, and it firmly condemns the killers for their atrocity and inhumane violence.' Zhou Zheng, 31, and his 9-month-old daughter were killed Wednesday, according to Italy's ANSA news agency. Two thieves demanded 5,000 euros (about $6,360) from his business's earnings as he was returning home with his family, according to the report. 'Rome's patience and that of her citizens is finished,' Mayor Gianni Alemanno said, according to the news agency. 'There are criminal beasts that are operating in our city that must be stopped at all costs.' The embassy asked Italian authorities to 'apply all the necessary measures' to find the killers and bring them to justice. The embassy asked Italian authorities to 'apply all the necessary measures' to find the killers and bring them to justice. Zhou Zheng, 31, and his 9-month-old daughter were killed Wednesday, according to Italy's ANSA news agency. Two thieves demanded 5,000 euros (about $6,360) from his business's earnings as he was returning home with his family, according to the report. The Chinese Embassy in Rome issued a statement saying it was 'shocked and alarmed for the tragedy in Rome, and it firmly condemns the killers for their atrocity and inhumane violence.' Saying it was 'shocked and alarmed' after a Chinese man and infant were killed in a botched robbery in Rome, the Chinese Embassy urged Italian authorities to protect Chinese citizens in Italy. A bullet passed through the baby's head and struck Zhou in the heart, autopsy results said, according to ANSA. Zhou Zheng, 31, and his 9-month-old daughter were killed Wednesday, according to Italy's ANSA news agency. Two thieves demanded 5,000 euros (about $6,360) from his business's earnings as he was returning home with his family, according to the report. The killings come amid a wave of unrelated slayings in Rome, ANSA reported. About 130 new police officers were to arrive in Rome in Friday, authorities told ANSA. By the end of January, a contingent of 400 officers is to be in place. The Chinese Embassy in Rome issued a statement saying it was 'shocked and alarmed for the tragedy in Rome, and it firmly condemns the killers for their atrocity and inhumane violence.' 'Rome's patience and that of her citizens is finished,' Mayor Gianni Alemanno said, according to the news agency. 'There are criminal beasts that are operating in our city that must be stopped at all costs.' About 130 new police officers were to arrive in Rome in Friday, authorities told ANSA. By the end of January, a contingent of 400 officers is to be in place. The killings come amid a wave of unrelated slayings in Rome, ANSA reported. The killings come amid a wave of unrelated slayings in Rome, ANSA reported. The embassy asked Italian authorities to 'apply all the necessary measures' to find the killers and bring them to justice.

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