What do you think about Yunnan drug traffickers’ jailbreak?

The fence is weak, the on-site police and relevant leaders are not supervising well, the driving workers are negligent, and the fugitives are cunning. These are the favorable conditions for the escape to occur, and no one will be blamed for it; the fugitives are good at counter-reconnaissance, and they are very good at surrounding areas. The crowd created panic. The police are actively pursuing him, and he is likely to be caught soon; some people are considering conspiracy theories, but there are not many reasons. The police officers responsible will of course be punished and may even be sentenced. As for the fugitives themselves, many people (not limited to this website) said they would be shot if they were caught. It's hard to say. If he just escaped from prison, he would probably still be sentenced to life imprisonment. Judging from the situation announced in the news, he is suspected of escaping. According to Article 316 of the Criminal Law, he will be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than five years or criminal detention. If he does not commit a new crime, the crime that has been sentenced to life imprisonment and the escape crime will be punished with life imprisonment; if he commits another crime while fleeing, as long as the crime does not lead to death, the multiple crimes will still be life imprisonment; if He would be sentenced to death only if he committed a capital crime. Of course, it is up to the court to decide whether a person deserves death for each crime. Those who call for execution to avoid wasting food can take a break. How many times does procedural justice require knocking on the blackboard? It is not ruled out that he seriously violently resisted arrest and was shot dead on the spot. Then it is not a matter of sentencing. No matter how serious the death is, he deserves to die. Anyway, the crime of escaping alone will not lead to death. Even if he almost died for drug trafficking, other charges will have to be counted separately. Extra-legal punishment is not considered here. Sometimes I laugh at the simple stacking of sentences in some countries, such as fixed-term sentences stacked up for hundreds of years, or multiple life sentences for multiple crimes. But considering the crimes like this incident, I think this method is reasonable. In our country, a crime of life imprisonment is a life sentence, and if you add other crimes that are not punishable by death, it is still a life sentence. This makes it difficult to reflect the difference in the severity of different criminals' culpability. If the sentencing method is superimposed, there will be greater room for maneuver in both increasing and decreasing sentences. Even if there is no change in actual execution, it will be more in line with the principle of proportionality of crime and responsibility in name.