Burst
Written by: Lu Jiayu
2020-10-29 21:09
Last update date: 2020-10-29 21:09
In an Indian temple on Wong Nai Chung Road in Happy Valley, raw beef was thrown on the altar of the temple last month to cause trouble. The police arrested a 33-year-old man surnamed Mo on suspicion of disrupting public decency.
It is reported that the arrested Mo Nan was involved in the KMB stabbing case the previous year and sentenced to two years in prison, and in October this year he poured purple paint on the Central Court of Final Appeal.
Some criminologists pointed out that the suspect may vent because of dissatisfaction in the society. The target and behavior are different each time. For example, it is estimated that the purpose of the crime was to desecrate the religious ideology of the temple. It is recommended that the victim needs psychological counseling.
In the Indian Temple at No. 1 Wong Nai Chung Road, Happy Valley, on September 30, a lunatic broke into and threw suspected raw beef at the temple altar. The staff later reported the case for help.
(Photo by Cai Zhengbang)
The incident occurred on the 30th of last month when a madman broke into an Indian temple at No. 1 Wong Nai Chung Road, Happy Valley and threw suspected raw beef at the temple altar. The staff called the police for help.
Officers of the Wan Chai Police District Crime Squad took over the investigation. Yesterday (28th) a 33-year-old man surnamed Mo was arrested in Tsing Yi on suspicion of disrupting public decency. The arrested man is now being detained for investigation.
It is understood that the arrested person committed the crime after buying beef for 26 yuan, and the temple in the case was placed on stairs and other places for 5 times from December last year to July this year.
The police suspected that someone deliberately caused a nuisance to the temple and despised its religious site.
The police are investigating whether the arrested man is related to the case.
Involved in the KMB stabbing case because of dissatisfaction with "Bus Fly Station"
According to the information, the arrested man was involved in the KMB stabbing case in the previous year. He placed sewing needles on the seats of KMB Line 41A and Line 48X three times, causing at least 3 passengers to stabbed their hips and thighs.
In his testimony, Mo Yu once claimed that he was dissatisfied with the crime committed by "Bus Fly Station" and was eventually sentenced to two years in prison for "intentionally attempting to injure people" and "criminal damage".
On the 6th of this month, Mo Nan was also suspected of throwing a paper cup containing paint to the Court of Final Appeal. The police arrested Mo Nan on suspicion of "criminal destruction" on the 15th of this month.
It is reported that the arrested Mo Nan was involved in the KMB stabbing case and sentenced to two years in prison in the previous year, and in October this year he poured purple paint on the Central Court of Final Appeal.
Criminologist Li Dingji believes that suspects may be dissatisfied with things they encounter in society. If they can't vent their anger, they will use similar venting behaviors to satisfy their dissatisfaction. "Quit the fire", Li Dingji believes that the suspect has a lot of anger and contradictions in his heart and needs to be resolved to reduce his hatred of society.
Suggest psychological counseling
Regarding the suspect who had been involved in other cases in the past, including confessing that he had placed sewing needles at the KMB three times because of the "bus stop", Lai Dingji believed that the victim would act accordingly in response to the things that made him dissatisfied, so every crime would be different For example, in this case, the suspect used beef to throw at the Hindu temple, because Hindus do not eat beef and regard cows as gods, and the purpose of their behavior is to desecrate their religious ideology.
Lai suggested that psychological counseling is needed for the victim, so that he understands how to vent his dissatisfaction.
Maniac arrested for throwing raw beef at the Happy Valley Indian Temple, involved in the KMB pricking needle case
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