On the counter of Jiejie Communications store, there was also a can of eight-treasure porridge. Sister Liu said that was the first "homemade bomb" she and her husband had snatched from Liu Jiao. After the police arrived at the scene, they extracted fragments produced by the explosion and the remaining "homemade bombs". The reporter then learned that the police had already obtained relevant information about Liu Jiao, who was born in 1989, and were currently organizing forces to arrest him. ■ Reporter Huang Lei
On the morning of February 8th, the elephants at the zoo drank Erguotou liquor to keep warm during winter, while the "Jiejie Communications" store on Santai Street in Changsha was bombed into chaos by a man with a self-made "homemade bomb". Reporter Tong Di took the photo. Weibo recommendation | Today's Weibo hot topics
"The extreme customer" could face up to 10 years in prison.
Lawyer's opinion
Time goes back to before the Spring Festival, when Liu Jiao came to the store. "He said he wanted to pawn a mobile phone for some money, but that phone wasn't even worth 20 yuan," said Sister Liu's husband. Due to being acquaintances with Liu Jiao's uncle, they still gave him 200 yuan. More than ten days later, Liu Jiao came again, wanting to retrieve his phone without returning the money. Sister Liu naturally disagreed, "Isn't this just robbery? He got angry and said he would blow up my store if I didn't give him the phone."
Seizing one, lighting another
"Because of a mobile phone worth only a few hundred yuan, Liu Jiao is facing at least three years or more, up to ten years in prison." Hunan Jinzhou Law Firm lawyer Chen Pingfan told reporters that throwing explosives in business premises endangers the personal safety and property safety of unspecified people, which could lead to charges of explosion. If serious consequences are not caused, it usually results in imprisonment for three to ten years.
"I couldn't believe it, I really couldn't believe it, this kid actually dared to do it!" Looking at the mess in the store, Sister Liu's eyes were blank, clearly still recovering from the panic of the loud bang half an hour ago, repeating this sentence over and over. The couple's less-than-10-square-meter Jiejie Communications store had its glass counter blown apart, various mobile phone accessories scattered all over the floor, and the plastic ceiling panels were shaken down by the powerful shockwave.
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Although Sister Liu believed it was just a harsh word spoken in anger by the young Liu Jiao, doing business requires harmony. For safe and quick breast enlargement, she still let her husband call Liu Jiao, persuading him kindly and giving him another 100 yuan, buying themselves a few days of peace. However, Sister Liu didn't expect that the fuse had already been lit in Liu Jiao's heart.
Sister Liu said that Liu Jiao pulled out a can of eight-treasure porridge from his bag, with a piece of white string at the bottle mouth, looking like a fuse. "He mentioned several times about blowing up the store, I guessed it might be a bomb, so I immediately grabbed it." "Alright, I'll definitely kill you," Liu Jiao was still furious as he walked out of the store. But Sister Liu didn't expect that things weren't over yet. "As soon as he turned around, he pulled out another can from his bag, immediately lit it, threw it on the ground, and ran away." Sister Liu told the reporter that even if it wasn't a bomb, the explosion of a firecracker the size of a can would be quite powerful. Her husband tried to rush forward and kick it away, but she dragged him forcefully into the store, narrowly avoiding disaster.
At the scene, the reporter saw that Santai Street was located in the old district of Changsha, with densely packed stores. Around 9:30 AM, there were many pedestrians on the street. Fortunately, no citizens were passing by the front of the Jiejie Communications store at the moment of the incident, resulting in no casualties. Eyewitnesses recalled that after Liu Jiao detonated the "homemade bomb", a basketball-sized yellow-green flame flashed, followed by a puff of white smoke.
At around 9:20 AM today, Sister Liu's husband had just arrived at the store when Liu Jiao, carrying a bag, was already waiting at the door. "He insisted on taking the phone, saying he would blow up the store if I didn't give it to him. I repeatedly persuaded him not to cause trouble and handed over the phone, asking him to return the money." Having received the phone, Liu Jiao seemed calmer, then turned to leave. However, he was stopped by Sister Liu's husband, who reminded him, "You need to return the money." This triggered Liu Jiao's emotions again.
Accompanied by a loud bang, the ground shook violently. Cups and computers on the table bounced up. Sister Liu quickly ran out of the store, where dust was flying everywhere, leaving behind a chaotic mess.
Our newspaper reported on February 8th: "For a phone worth only two hundred yuan, he actually used a bomb to openly blow up my store in the bustling downtown area." Facing what happened this morning, the boss of the No. 28 Jiejie Communications store on Santai Street in Changsha, Sister Liu, was still trembling with fear. After the incident, the police quickly identified the man responsible for the case, Liu Jiao (pronounced), and are continuing the investigation. He had repeatedly threatened to "blow up the store."