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“Frighten the Chickens with a Flashlight”

A man who used a flashlight to scare chickens was sentenced to 6 months in prison. (Schematic / Pexels, Jimu News)

Sometimes mischief can go wrong! Recently, a man in mainland China frightened a flock of chickens with a flashlight, killing 1,100 chickens and causing the other party a loss of 13,000 yuan (about NT$57,000).

according to“Jimu News”According to reports, the People’s Court of Hengyang County, Hunan Province recently announced a case in which a man surnamed Gu cut down a tree belonging to a man surnamed Zhong in April last year, but Zhong Nan’s wife dragged the tree away after finding out. Sneaked into Zhong Nan’s chicken farm and shone a flashlight on the flock of chickens at the door. The flock was frightened and flew around, squeezing and trampling each other, resulting in 460 deaths.

After this matter was discovered by Zhong Nan, Gu Nan compensated 3,000 RMB (approximately NT$13,000), and his resentment towards Zhong Nan deepened. He used the same method to play a prank on the chicken coop. This time, 640 chickens died. A total of 1,100 chickens died in the two times, causing Zhong Nan a loss of 13,000 yuan (about NT$57,000).

The court stated that Gu Nan caused loss of other people’s property in order to vent his hatred. He still knew that his behavior would kill the chickens, so he used a flashlight again, causing Zhong Nan to lose tens of thousands of yuan. This behavior constituted the crime of destroying property, and Gu was sentenced Male 6 months in prison, suspended for 1 year.

The judge explained that the word damage in the crime of vandalism does not necessarily refer to physical physical damage, such as burning someone else’s car or dropping a mobile phone, including loss of utility, like throwing someone else’s ring into the sea, Living animals are also considered property, so Zhong Nan’s chicken is considered personal property, and Gu Nan’s behavior is in line with the crime of intentionally destroying property.

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