Police name man in fatal Beijing knife attacks
Updated: 2013-05-06 16:59
(chinadaily.com.cn)
|
||||||||
Police have named a knife-wielding man they say fatally stabbed two people and injured another in downtown Beijing on Saturday.
Li Jinghui, 36, a native of Bayan county in Heilongjiang province, attacked vehicle drivers and passengers with a knife on a road near Guangqumen Bridge at about 2 pm on Saturday, according to a statement from the municipal Public Security Bureau on Monday.
Li died from injuries as he resisted arrest, the statement said.
He lived temporarily in Dongying city, Shandong province, and arrived in Beijing on Friday, the statement said, attributing the attack to his personal problems.
In the statement, police thanked residents who helped them seize Li.
Wang Qian, who was driving a car at the time of the attacks, told China Daily the two victims who died were a woman and a taxi passenger. Another man's arm was seriously injured.
Michelle lays roses at site along Berlin Wall
Historic space lecture in Tiangong-1 commences
'Sopranos' Star James Gandolfini dead at 51
UN: Number of refugees hits 18-year high
Slide: Jet exercises from aircraft carrier
Talks establish fishery hotline
Foreign buyers eye Chinese drones
UN chief hails China's peacekeepers
Most Viewed
Editor's Picks
|
|
|
|
|
|
Today's Top News
Shenzhou X astronaut gives lecture today
US told to reassess duties on Chinese paper
Chinese seek greater share of satellite market
Russia rejects Obama's nuke cut proposal
US immigration bill sees Senate breakthrough
Brazilian cities revoke fare hikes
Moody's warns on China's local govt debt
Air quality in major cities drops in May
US Weekly
|
|















