Activists marched to support family of fallen CPD officer Luis Huesca

A small group of activists marched in the streets of Chinatown this afternoon in support of the Chicago Police Department and the family of Officer Luis Huesca, who was murdered six days ago, allegedly by an Aurora man who has not yet been caught.

The group marched near the landmark Chinatown gate. They were organized by the Chinese Crisis Responders. They want the suspect, Xavier Tate Jr., 22, turned in.

"Killing innocent people is not okay. If you see something, hear something, smell something, know something, you tell somebody," Dr. Kim Tee, president of the Chinese Crisis Responders said.

Activist Raul Montez said they're out there to find the suspect.

"I mean you got a sketch, you got video, but where is he? Somebody knows something," Montez said.

The two men have put up $10,000 in reward money. Tee noted there has now been over $45,000 that has been put up.

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