According to the suspect Wei's account: At about 13:50 on the 18th, when he was cycling through the underside of the Guangming Expressway in Weiyong Village, he saw the victim Chen walking alone, so he became malicious and covered the victim’s nose and mouth. Sexual assault was carried out in a remote place at the bottom of the bridge, and Chen was later killed and fled the scene.
After the police check, the suspect Wei strangled a boy in his hometown in 2010. He was not criminally liable because he was under the age of 14 at the time of the crime. In 2011, he was sentenced to prison for hurting a little girl with a knife in his hometown. 6 years. In November 2015, Wei was released after commuting his sentence and went to Panyu District, Guangzhou, where he was unemployed before the incident.
At present, the suspect Wei has been criminally detained by Panyu police in accordance with the law, and the case is under further investigation.
(Guangzhou Daily reporter Zhang Danyang, correspondent Pan Jingxun, Gong Xuan photo report) The film of
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broke my heart. I immediately saw the news again, and I couldn't sleep again... shocked, sad, unspeakable ...
The devil in the film, the police caught her but couldn't stop her. Seventy-five thousand dollars is the amount needed to bail the suspected murderer (in fact, the devil did not even pay this amount). Back in this case in China, it is hard to imagine how the criminal who caused one death and one injury could get a reduction of his sentence—perhaps it is not that unimaginable, because commutation and parole are inherently customary, and the number of people who are released from prison after serving their sentence is actually a small number. The system’s tolerance to criminals comes at the cost of human lives. This price is too heavy... But since last year there are signs of commutation and parole, which is a good thing.
I am and will still be a staunch supporter of the death penalty, at least until real life imprisonment without commutation and parole is implemented in our country.
At least this time, the 19-year-old scum should go to hell.
Another: When chatting with a judge, he asked a very sharp question: When the perpetrator and the victim are both minors, who does the minor protection law protect?
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