New details are emerging about the stabbing on Monday at the popular AA bakery in San Francisco's Chinatown.New details are emerging about the stabbing on Monday at the popular AA Bakery and Cafe in San Francisco's Chinatown.Employee critically injured following stabbing at San Francisco Chinatown bakery, police sayA witness took this photo of the man believed to be Lai outside the bakery after the stabbing. He says he was still holding the knife.
"My hands are still shaking. This is how I feel and I believe a lot of people in the community are shaking," Lowe said.BART employee wounded inside station; no arrests made, spokesperson says Ding Lee was inside at the time and witnessed the attack. He says the suspect didn't say a word as he entered, went behind the counter and began stabbing one of the workers.
"The guy is using the knife to punch down and stab the lady from the neck to the head and the shoulder, at least four or five times up and down," Lee said. Lee says after the man ran outside, he called 911. The victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries.Owner Henry told us he does not know or recognize the suspect. He's just thankful his employee is going to be okay.