The article details a legal case involving Yang Mou, who was accused of intentional harm resulting in the death of Zhou Mou, a colleague of Zhang Mou. The incident began when Zhang Mou was buying glasses and a dispute arose over pricing with Yang Mou, the vendor. When negotiations failed, Zhang Mou took a pair of glasses and left. In pursuit, Yang Mou engaged in a violent altercation with Zhang Mou and Zhou Mou, during which he stabbed Zhou Mou with a fruit knife, leading to his death.
The event transpired on December 27, 2007, at a village crossing where Yang Mou was selling glasses. During the confrontation, Yang Mou chased after Zhang Mou and Zhou Mou, wielding a reinforcing steel bar. As Zhou Mou attempted to flee by taxi, Yang Mou retrieved a fruit knife from a nearby vendor’s stand and inflicted fatal injuries on Zhou Mou, causing cardiac and pulmonary rupture leading to hemorrhagic shock and eventual death despite medical intervention.
Subsequently, public security personnel arrived at the scene following an emergency call and apprehended Yang Mou for investigation. Recently, the court of the crossover division reviewed the case. It was determined that while the victim, Zhou Mou, had instigated disturbances contributing to the escalation of events and bore some fault, Yang Mou admitted guilt and his relatives compensated the victim's family. Considering these factors, the court sentenced Yang Mou to 11 years of imprisonment for committing intentional harm.
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For the products mentioned like replica Gucci sunglasses, Cartier glasses, etc., they seem unrelated to the main narrative and could be advertisements or misplaced context within the original text.