Danny Chen

Two events this week will focus on Pvt. Danny Chen, who committed suicide after being racially hazed.

Elizabeth Street between Canal and Bayard streets is one step closer to becoming "Danny Chen Way."

Pvt. Danny Chen committed suicide in 2011 after enduring racially charged hazing in the military.

Lt. Daniel L. Schwartz was scheduled to be the last of eight soldiers to go on trial for hazing.

Sgt. Andrew Vanbockel has been found guilty of hazing that led up to the suicide of Pvt. Danny Chen.

Pvt. Danny Chen committed suicide after enduring hazing from fellow soldiers.

Spc. Thomas P. Curtis admitted to hazing, maltreating and assaulting Pvt. Danny Chen.

Staff Sgt. Blaine Dugas was sentenced to three months in a military prison but will remain in the Army.

Staff Sgt. Blaine Dugas is accused of failing to prevent the hazing of the Chinatown native.

Spc. Ryan Offutt was avoided homicide charges in the plea deal for the death of Pvt. Danny Chen.

A rally will be held Saturday to protest the sentencing of Sgt. Adam Holcomb in Chen's suicide.

Speaker Quinn called on the Army to boot the Sgt. involved in Danny Chen's hazing-sparked death.

Sgt. Adam Holcomb also had his rank reduced in the death of Pvt. Danny Chen.

Sgt. Adam Holcomb was acquitted of negligent homicide, but found guilty on lesser charges.

Doctor who performed Chen's autopsy said the Chinatown native had a message written on his arm.