Anyang man killed with a knife in the street, resulting in 2 deaths 1 injury. What legal responsibilities should the suspect bear?

At 7 pm on February 26th, a criminal case occurred in Wenfeng District, Anyang City, Henan Province. The police reported that the accident caused two deaths and one injury. The suspect Zhao was arrested by the public security organ on the spot and the case is under further investigation. According to witnesses at the scene, the man may suffer from mental illness. He escaped from two places and hurt people in succession. When the police arrived, they managed to seize the murder weapon. If it is mental illness, it can only be diagnosed after identification. Because, judging from his suicide attempt, it may not be the performance of a mental patient.

Of course, there is no identification, and it cannot be ruled out that he has mental disorders. But such a serious consequence, even if there are mental problems, can't just forget it. If there is mental illness, then the guardian should bear the responsibility. A man stabbed three children with a knife in Anyang, Henan Province, killing two of them on the spot and injuring 1 child. After the man was arrested, his father claimed that the man suffered from mental illness, which led to accidental injury and murder. However, the specific situation requires further investigation and interrogation by the police. If the man does suffer from mental illness, he can be exempted from legal sanctions, but if what his father said is false and the injured person does not suffer from mental illness, he must bear the relevant laws.

According to the provisions of China's criminal law, mental patients can only bear criminal responsibility according to law if they can't identify or control their own behavior and it is proved to be true through strict legal procedures. Mental patients who have not completely lost the ability to identify or control their own behavior should bear criminal responsibility after committing a crime, but they can be given a lighter or mitigated punishment according to law. Intermittent mental patients who commit crimes under normal mental state should bear criminal responsibility.

Therefore, if the criminal suspect in this case is identified as a schizophrenic, and is in the onset stage at the time of committing the crime, he can't identify or control his own behavior, and he can not bear criminal responsibility according to law. Netizens said that some people now claim to be mentally ill after committing crimes and want to escape legal sanctions. In fact, this idea is wrong. Although the law stipulates that mental patients can not bear legal responsibility after committing crimes, it only lies in the behavior of patients when they are sick. If a psychopath has intermittent symptoms, he is awake when committing the crime. Then you should also be legally responsible for your actions, so you can avoid legal sanctions by emphasizing that you are mentally ill after committing a crime. Everyone should be clear about their behavior, and don't let themselves make irreparable events because of temporary emotional excitement. At that time, you will not only be exempted from criminal responsibility, but also bear relevant compensation.