A Washington man who was convicted of robbery in connection with the worst mass murder in Seattle's history was deported to Hong Kong this week, officials said, NBC News reported. Wai Chiu "Tony" Ng was convicted of robbery in connection with the Wah Mee Club massacre and served 28 years of a 30-to-life sentence. He was paroled in December and given to immigration authorities — a move prosecutors called "incomprehensible."
