Chamblee Six' receive reward

Metro Atlanta

Chinese immigrants who nabbed a man wanted for murder receive their $10,000 -- and give it to charity.

Gui Sen Wu (from left), Xin Boa Li and Shun Li Dong are among six Chinese immigrants giving away their $10,000 reward money for capturing an international fugitive.

The reward money was presented during a ceremony at the Chamblee Police Department.

Superintendent Sandra Manderson (right) of the New Zealand Embassy in Washington presented the check to (from left) Gui Sen Wu, Xin Boa Li, and Shun Li Dong. New Zealand had offered the reward money.

Chamblee police officer S. Harris hugs Gui Sen Wu before the award ceremony. The Chamblee Six nabbed and tied up Mr. Tang after reading about him in a Chinese-language newspaper in Atlanta.

Lever Stewart, an Atlanta CEO who is active in several child-focused charities, spearheaded an effort to raise money for the Chamblee Six after reading that they planned to give the reward money away.

Gui Sen Wu talks with officer S. Harris (right) of Chamblee Police Department.

Gui Sen Wu (from left), Xin Bao Li and Shun Li Dong show their $10,000 check.

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Gui Sen Wu (from left), Xin Boa Li and Shun Li Dong are among six Chinese immigrants giving away their $10,000 reward money for capturing an international fugitive.

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