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嗯，同小狗崽一样道理。
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嗯，同小狗崽一样道理。
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案子有家庭暴力背景，而且嫌犯的父母也离婚了。
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不幸的家庭。
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村长也养小狗吧？您的头像是我们村的标志啦
这不是我的头像！:flaming:
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From Toronto Sun:
The city's first ever crossbow killing is allegedly a case of patricide. Toronto Police said Friday.
Toronto Police confirmed the 52-year-old man who was shot in the back in a crowded Upper Beaches library Thursday is the father of the alleged killer.
"They are father and son," Const. Tony Vella said Friday.
The victim, Si Cheng, of Toronto, was inside a public library on Main St., just south of Gerrard St. E., when he was hit in the back by a bolt from a crossbow shortly after 4 p.m., Vella said.
It's alleged that Zhou Fang, 24, fired the fatal shot as women and children watched in horror.
The Ottawa resident was taken was taken into custody soon after.
Court documents show slain man had two previous domestic violence convictions.
Cheng assaulted his wife of 16 years, Nora Fang, at their Mintwood Dr. home on May 5, 2002 in the presence of the couple’s son Zhou Fang, and Nora’s 84-year-old mother, court documents stated.
A court synopsis of the incident indicated Cheng said: “I am the ruler of this house and everybody has to do what I say.”
He became involved in a physical fight with Nora and the worried mother-in-law intervened to end the conflict. Both Nora and her mom were treated for their minor injuries at Scarborough Grace Hospital and released.
Cheng pleaded guilty to assault with a weapon and received one additional day in jail on top of time already served plus three years probation.
The court also ordered that Cheng undergo anger management counselling and had a 10-year weapons prohibition.
Cheng was involved in another domestic dispute in August 1999 and he pleaded guilty to assault in June 2000 and received a suspended sentence and 12 months probation. No details were available on the that incident.
Cheng had other unrelated criminal convictions, including theft and fail to comply with probation.
Meanwhile, Zhou Fang looked solemn as he made a brief appearance at College Park court Friday morning.
He had dark circles under his eyes and wore an orange jail jumpsuit as he stood in the prisoner's box. He bowed his head as Justice Lynette Stethem ordered him back to police custody until his next video appearance Dec. 8.
"You will be detained in custody until these matters are dealt with," Stethem said.
Stethem ordered a publication ban on this case.
http://www.torontosun.com/news/torontoandgta/2010/12/03/16414686.html
The city's first ever crossbow killing is allegedly a case of patricide. Toronto Police said Friday.
Toronto Police confirmed the 52-year-old man who was shot in the back in a crowded Upper Beaches library Thursday is the father of the alleged killer.
"They are father and son," Const. Tony Vella said Friday.
The victim, Si Cheng, of Toronto, was inside a public library on Main St., just south of Gerrard St. E., when he was hit in the back by a bolt from a crossbow shortly after 4 p.m., Vella said.
It's alleged that Zhou Fang, 24, fired the fatal shot as women and children watched in horror.
The Ottawa resident was taken was taken into custody soon after.
Court documents show slain man had two previous domestic violence convictions.
Cheng assaulted his wife of 16 years, Nora Fang, at their Mintwood Dr. home on May 5, 2002 in the presence of the couple’s son Zhou Fang, and Nora’s 84-year-old mother, court documents stated.
A court synopsis of the incident indicated Cheng said: “I am the ruler of this house and everybody has to do what I say.”
He became involved in a physical fight with Nora and the worried mother-in-law intervened to end the conflict. Both Nora and her mom were treated for their minor injuries at Scarborough Grace Hospital and released.
Cheng pleaded guilty to assault with a weapon and received one additional day in jail on top of time already served plus three years probation.
The court also ordered that Cheng undergo anger management counselling and had a 10-year weapons prohibition.
Cheng was involved in another domestic dispute in August 1999 and he pleaded guilty to assault in June 2000 and received a suspended sentence and 12 months probation. No details were available on the that incident.
Cheng had other unrelated criminal convictions, including theft and fail to comply with probation.
Meanwhile, Zhou Fang looked solemn as he made a brief appearance at College Park court Friday morning.
He had dark circles under his eyes and wore an orange jail jumpsuit as he stood in the prisoner's box. He bowed his head as Justice Lynette Stethem ordered him back to police custody until his next video appearance Dec. 8.
"You will be detained in custody until these matters are dealt with," Stethem said.
Stethem ordered a publication ban on this case.
http://www.torontosun.com/news/torontoandgta/2010/12/03/16414686.html
