In the early hours of September 28, 2017, a 34-year-old Chinese woman in Campsie, Sydney, was hit hard by a hammer and knife. And the one who hurt her was her 51-year-old Chinese uncle, King Ming Song! The woman is still in St George hospital to rescue, King Ming Song has been arrested by new state police charged with attempted murder.
According to reports, yesterday morning, the new state police received a police report to a residential home in Campsie, found a woman was hit by a hammer seriously injured, the head suffered a series of heavy blows! Seriously injured! She was treated at the scene by emergency workers at the NSW Ambulance Center. She was later taken to St George Hospital, where she was seriously injured but in stable condition.
According to the reporter confirmed at the scene, the injured woman is Chinese! She shared a lease with a wounded Chinese man in a grandmother's house behind a previous house in Campsie st!
The door of the house was hung with traditional Chinese fortune ornaments, and on the porch there were Chinese-style ornaments. But the house has been blocked by the police, two police vehicles parked at the scene. It is reported that the front of the large house is the whole house of the landlord living room. There are four people living in it, all of them Chinese. Including a couple, an old man, and a 9-year-old child.
The landlords said the two parties had been renting for about a year and it was unclear whether they would get married. The reporter visited the surrounding neighbors, but the neighbors said last night was very quiet, did not hear any sound.
The Greek old lady who lived in the house next to the incident had lived here for the first time for 40 years, and had met such a malignant event. For the first time
A neighbor from South Korea said he did not know the tenants who lived in the back, but only the landlord who lived in the front house.
Another neighbor from Jilin, who lives nearby, said the police had blocked the road early in the morning. "both Campsie st and Loftus st were blocked and several police cars came," but they heard nothing last night.
A neighbor said: "I heard a loud cry on Thursday morning, but didn't think too much and fell asleep again. When I got up, I found a lot of police cars out there." I didn't expect such a thing to happen in our neighborhood. It was terrible. "
Another neighbor said that people were always seen coming in and out of the house. Another neighbor, who has lived here for more than 40 years, said her police heard a man screaming from the rental, "but I've never seen either of them."
Postscript:
We can only pray for the Chinese woman now that she will be safe through the crisis! When renting or renting a house, even in areas where crime is generally recognized as safe and low, friends must be careful to enquire about and observe the situation of their neighbors and tenants in order to ensure that they live safely and keep an eye on it. If you find anything suspicious, call 1800!
