Mon,Sep 16,2013
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| Han Lei (C front), who has been charged with intentional homicide for killing a 34-month-old toddler, and Li Ming, who helped Han flee the scene, are escorted by police to the court of the Beijing No. 1 Intermediate People's Court, Beijing, Sept. 16, 2013. The court began hearing the homicide case on Monday. After a dispute with the baby's mother over a parking space, Han lifted the girl from her carriage and hurled her to the ground in the Daxing District of Beijing on July 23. The girl was severely injured and died days later despite treatment. (Xinhua/Gong Lei) |
A Beijing court on Monday began hearing the homicide case of a man accused of lifting a 34-month-old toddler and hurling her to the ground in July.
The court hearing began at 9:30 a.m. at the Beijing No. 1 Intermediate People's Court.
Han Lei has been charged with intentional homicide for killing the baby girl. After a dispute with the baby's mother over a parking space, Han lifted the girl from her carriage and hurled her to the ground in the Daxing District of Beijing on July 23.
Han fled the scene but was captured the next day.
The girl was severely injured and died days later despite treatment.
Prosecutors recommended that Han, who has been jailed before, should be given a severe punishment.
Li Ming, who helped Han flee the scene, turned himself over to the police two days later and has been charged with harboring a criminal.
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