Judge orders two to stand trial in death of elderly Asian man who was attacked, robbed in Oakland
OAKLAND — Two men have been ordered to stand trial on charges of murdering 75-year-old Pak Ho during a March 2021 robbery in Oakland, a crime that added to concern over violence targeting Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.
Ho, a widower who lived in the neighborhood where he was attacked, was out for a daily walk around 7 a.m. on March 9, 2021, when he was beaten. Authorities allege Bailey punched Ho, knocking him to the ground, and that Britton acted as a getaway driver. Ho’s credit card was found in Britton’s possession, according to Oakland police testimony. He also allegedly identified himself in a gas station surveillance video that showed him and Bailey hanging out the same day as the homicide.
“He was lying on the ground. I could see some blood coming from where his head was and he couldn’t speak,” Posada testified. “His eyes were open but he wasn’t talking. He was just laying there.”
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