On July 24, a 30-year-old woman was stabbed 23 times in public as many passed by, including a man riding what appeared to be a public security motorcycle, Oriental Daily reported Sunday.
A man on what appears to be a public security motorcycle drove around the attack.
The woman, a factory worker named Zheng, identified the attacker as her ex-husband. Zheng said he had sent a WeChat message threatening to kill her family earlier that day.
The attack took place in Pingshan New Area around noon at the Henglingtang Technology Park.
Security camera footage of the attack shows Zheng being pushed to the ground, kicked and then stabbed by a man. A parking lot ticket attendant intervenes before backing off when threatened with the knife.
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The man on what appears to be an official public security motorcycle briefly stops while watching the attack before driving around Zheng.
Estate management said that the man on the motorcycle was not a public security official, but a private security guard. It hasn’t been explained why he was driving an official vehicle, according to the report.
Zheng was hospitalized with wounds to her chest, back and abdomen. Her liver was punctured and she also suffered a broken rib.
One of many people who passed by the attack looks on.
“Death doesn’t matter, there’s always the next life!” Zheng’s ex-husband said during the attack, according to Zheng, speaking to media from her hospital bed.
The guard in the video is being held by police to help with the investigation and the man behind the attack has been detained.
[Images via Oriental Daily]
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