Restaurant Deliveryman Stalked & Killed After Dispute Over Duck Sauce

June 03, 2022

While mass shootings continue to plague America thanks to a certain political party’s reluctance to enact common sense gun laws, regular gun violence has also been problematic across the board, especially in New York City.

According to The New York Times, the latest (and weirdest) arrest due to a gun-related homicide went down this week when police arrested 51-year-old Glenn Hirsch for the cold-blooded murder of a food deliveryman, Zhiwen Yan, back in April. The reason? Duck sauce. We’re not even joking.

Last April, Hirsch followed Yan as he left the Great Wall restaurant he worked for to make his deliveries. Angry about not getting a refund he requested months earlier for not getting enough duck sauce with his order, Hirsch waited until Yan halted at a stoplight on an intersection in Forest Hills, Queens before opening fire on him and hitting him once in the chest. Evidently Hirsch was booked for murder and was indicted on Thursday (June 2) at the Queens Supreme Court where he pleaded not guilty to the charges levied against him.

In November of 2021, Glenn Hirsch and Zhiwen Yan got into an argument as Hirsch complained that he didn’t get enough duck sauce packets with his order and wanted his money back. Even though he was given extra duck sauce packets, Hirsch still insisted on a refund before calling the police to whom the workers explained that the reason they wouldn’t take the food back was due to fear of the Coronavirus.

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