Chinese Canadian mothers were deliberately killed by westerners. What's the official statement?

For us, women in their fifties are almost old enough to dance square dance. However, some people just refuse to accept their old age and are full of passion. Just like 65,438+08 girls, they have their own ideals and pursuits. A 50-year-old mother immigrated to Canada, facing a new and unfamiliar environment, while learning English and French, she bravely chose to start a business. Such an inspirational woman was deliberately killed by others. What is the relationship between the suspect and her, and what are their entanglements?

1. My mother died after 6 pm on September 7th. Ding Huiping, a 52-year-old Chinese mother in Montreal, got off work early and left her barber shop. When she was walking on her road, a car suddenly rushed over, which prevented her from being hit by a plane. Ding Huiping's husband didn't come back so late to see her, and the phone couldn't get through. Later, her mobile phone location showed that she was in the hospital, but the next day, she was declared dead in the hospital.

Second, the police said that after the accident, the Canadian police immediately arrested the suspect. The police said that the man was not drunk at the time and there was no connection between the suspect and the victim. The accident seems to have been caused by that man's random attack. He may have been insane when the incident happened. So he probably won't bear any criminal responsibility.

Third, the man is a recidivist. For her family, this result is definitely unacceptable. In fact, this man has long been notorious. In 2009, he had a criminal record including personal assault. In the following years, he sexually harassed women and followed and threatened his neighbors. However, he does not bear legal responsibility on the grounds that he has mental illness and mild mental retardation. For such people, don't take them as an umbrella to escape the law on the grounds of illness. The court should punish them severely.