Chen Haoyang, an overseas Chinese student from National Taiwan University who strangled Big Orange last year, carried out a second murderous act. On August 2, he abducted Banban, a store cat from a food store in Wenshan District, and killed the cat and dumped it in Xindian Creek, sparking another wave of oppression. Lawyer Lu Qiuyuan harshly criticized Chen Haoyang: This is not called surrender. You have been targeted for a long time and are under police investigation, so your sentence cannot be reduced.
Banban was abducted by suspicious persons on the 2nd. After investigating the surveillance video, the police discovered that the murderer was Chen Haoyang, a 25-year-old overseas Chinese student from Macau majoring in chemical engineering at National Taiwan University. It is suspected that Chen Haoyang surrendered to the police station at 11 o'clock on the evening of the 7th after receiving a notice from the police for an interview.
It is understood that Chen Haoyang confessed that he was prosecuted for strangling Dajuzi and was under great pressure in life and emotions. He originally wanted to take Banban back to his residence to play, but Banban attacked him, so he accidentally beat Banban to death and dumped the body in Xindian Creek.
Chen Haoyang was rounded up because of the Big Orange case, and was eventually sent to court under the Animal Welfare Act. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office indicted him in May this year, and the trial will be held at the end of August. Now that Chen Haoyang tortured a cat to death again, lawyer Lu Qiuyuan criticized him on Facebook. He is really not afraid of taking action to protect the law. What should he do? The trial is about to begin, how can he be so ignorant of Taiwan's justice?
Regarding Chen Haoyang's initiative to surrender, Lu Qiuyuan said, Brother Haoyang, we will see you in court in two weeks. The National Taiwan University administration thought he was frightened again. Oh, and brother Haoyang, this is not called surrender. You have been locked up for a long time and are under investigation by the police, so your sentence cannot be reduced.
In addition, National Taiwan University said on the 11th that it strongly condemned and regretted Chen Haoyang's behavior. Chen was originally expected to graduate this year, but has not yet gone through the procedures for leaving school. Currently, the school has controlled the procedures for leaving school. A reward and punishment committee will be convened in the near future. This time, it is very likely that Chen will be expelled from school.