Original title: the case of 'beating the head teacher 20 years ago' will be heard, and the batterer's wife will apologize to the teacher
Beating a head teacher 20 years ago reveals the whole story of beating a head teacher 20 years ago
4hw.com.cn: in December 2018, a video of a man beating a head teacher 20 years ago in the street was spread on the Internet and aroused widespread concern in the society. Subsequently, the man involved, Chang Mou, was prosecuted by the prosecution for the crime of provocation. The reporter of Beijing Youth Daily learned on June 10 that the case will be heard in the second trial chamber of the people's Court of Luanchuan County, Henan Province on June 12. It is understood that during the trial, Chang's defense lawyer will defend his innocence. Chang's wife also sent a document tonight saying that she sincerely apologized to teachers all over the country for the social impact caused by the spread of video in this incident.
In December 2018, a video of a man beating a head teacher 20 years ago in the street was spread on the Internet. In the video, a man in white short sleeves stopped a man in black sitting on an electric car, approached him and asked him, 'do you remember me?' Then, the man in white began to swing his arm and slap the man in black on the face. After that, he went around to the left side of the battery car and questioned the man in black several times: 'how did you cut me before, do you remember?' During this period, he slapped the man in black again.
After the video exposure, it attracted extensive attention. The man in white who hit was Chang, and the man who was beaten was Zhang, his head teacher 20 years ago. The incident occurred in July 2018. On December 20, 2018, Luanchuan police reported the matter, saying that on December 17, Zhang called the police and provided a video of his being beaten. With the cooperation of Hangzhou railway police, Chang was arrested on suspicion of making trouble.
Later, the prosecution filed a public prosecution against Chang. The prosecution believed that the defendant Chang's interception, abuse and beating of Zhang and the public dissemination of the video had brought harm and humiliation to Zhang, seriously affected Zhang's normal life, work and family peace, triggered great anger among the teachers, violated the dignity of people's teachers, and had a bad impact on the society, They should be investigated for criminal responsibility for the crime of provocation.
On June 10, the reporter of Beijing Youth Daily learned that on June 12, the case will be heard in the second trial chamber of the people's Court of Luanchuan County, Henan Province. It is understood that during the trial, Guo Jingchao, Chang's defense lawyer and Henan Guangquan law firm, will defend Chang's innocence.
Beiqing Daily reporter noted that on the evening of June 10, Chang's wife sent a document through the Internet saying that she sincerely apologized to teachers across the country for the social impact caused by the spread of video in this incident. After hitting the teacher, Chang mentioned it to her. At that time, she strongly opposed her husband's impulsive behavior and had a quarrel. Chang said he knew he shouldn't hit the teacher, but he was impulsive and couldn't control it. He regretted it very much.
Chang's wife said that after the incident, they had been looking for teacher Zhang, hoping to meet and sincerely apologize to him. But although I contacted him many times, I couldn't reach him. Someone who knew them told them that Mr. Zhang hoped not to find him again. They also visited the house, but Mr. Zhang called the police and reported them disturbing the residents.
According to media reports, on the afternoon of June 9, Chang's father said that they had reconciled with the beaten teacher Zhang through multiple channels, but the other party had never made it clear, 'about two months ago, I went to his house, but he didn't even open the door and asked me to find the government through the door'. Chang's father believed that the child was wrong, but he did not commit a crime.