Alcohol is still, the PRIMARY “perp” in this one here! Off of the Front Page Sections, translated…
Three years ago, a man Lee after he got drunk, slapped a friend, Yeh who’d undergone surgery in his head less than a month earlier, Yeh was rushed to the hospitals, and resuscitated on for many days and still passed; the first trial found Lee guilty of manslaughter on how Yeh had sustained an injury, and couldn’t withstand being hit, sentenced him to six months, that he could pay the fines, and not served the time, the second trial found, that Lee had used too much “brute force” in making the man stop hollering aloud, that he’d not just, “patted him on the head”, switched the charges of assault causing death, sentenced Lee to seven years two months, this can still be appealed.
The verdict stated, that in the early morning hours of June 11th, 2018, Lee (age 41) was at the first floor escalator of the Taichung Train Station, drinking and carrying on in conversation with his friend, Hong, Yeh went up to them, and asked to join in. In the conversations, Lee learned of how Yeh had an brain operation due to an injury earlier in May, that he wasn’t well enough, because after Yeh got drunk he’d started making a fuss, and refused to quiet down, Lee used force, slapped Yeh twice across the face to precent him from screaming and yelling, causing the brain vessels in Yeh to rupture, and Yeh had the hematoma.
After Yeh was slapped by Lee, he’d fallen ill, on the same morning at around eight, he’d called the cops, claimed that someone had, beaten him up, he was rushed to the hospital, and the scans showed subdural hematoma, after many days of surgical measure, he’d still died on July fourth in the afternoon.
The first trial, the Collectivist Courts found, that due to negligence, Lee was not tentative enough, slapped Yeh across the faces too hard, causing him to sustain the injuries of subdural hematoma, he was found guilty of manslaughter, sentenced to six months, and he can pay the fines, and escape the jail terms. The district attorney didn’t feel fitting, pressured for an appeal.
Lee claimed, that Yeh looked normal, he’d only, patted him, and after he’d patted his head, he’d given Yeh the money to buy some alcohol, that based off of what he knew, Yeh had been in the hospital for a very long time, and on that day, he’d, snuck out, that he was beaten by teenagers.
The second trial of the Collectivist Courts found, that on the day, Yeh called the police claiming that he was in a fight, and asked them to be there, had Lee used less force, why would Yeh used the word, “fight” to describe their, conflict? Why would he have the need to report it to the police, and asked to be taken to the E.R.?
The Collectivist Court believed, that Lee was rushed to stop Yeh who was making a fuss, for Yeh to understand how displeased he was of his behaviors, that he used enough force, that his claims of having only “patted” him on the cheeks, then why was there a fight reported to the police?
The collectivist courts found Lee guilty of assault causing death, sentenced him to seven years two months.
And so, because you two were drinking, and, alcohol impaired your judgments, that was why, you’d used, too much force, in beating up your “friend”, disregarding how he just had a surgery on his brains, and killing him, and now, you’re looking at time in prison! Alcohol is still, a catalyst in this case here!
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