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No charge filed against Sushi Ya cook in alleged stabbing incident

Sushi Ya hibachi chef Brandon Bruzzo walks toward the Will County Courthouse on Jan. 13. Bruzzo alleges that restaurant co-owner Xiong Zheng cut him in the hand with a meat cleaver. (Felix Sarver)

Sushi Ya hibachi chef Brandon Bruzzo walks toward the Will County Courthouse on Jan. 13. Bruzzo alleges that restaurant co-owner Xiong Zheng cut him in the hand with a meat cleaver. (Felix Sarver)

Xiong Zheng (Photo provided)

In a series of screen shots from a video, Sushi Ya employee Brandon Bruzzo (right) holds his bloodied hand after restaurant co-owner Xiong Zheng (left) points at him during a dispute.

Sushi Ya hibachi chef Brandon Bruzzo adjust his hand bandage Jan. 13 before entering the Will County Courthouse in Joliet. Bruzzo alleges that restaurant co-owner Xiong Zheng cut him in the hand with a meat cleaver. (Felix Sarver)