At 10:38 this morning (5th), a man was discovered sitting precariously on the rooftop of a building at No. 1 to No. 5 Tie-lang Road. Passersby reported the incident, and the police intervened, dispatching negotiation experts to assist. Around 11:00, the man's attitude softened, and he returned to a safe position. Police investigation revealed that the man had an argument with a newly acquainted woman, known as the "Phoenix Sister," the night before. This morning, he is suspected to have injured her neck and both hands with a sharp object. Afterwards, he climbed onto the rooftop with the intention of suicide. Police found the female victim at the 2nd floor of the building and she was injured in her neck, arms, and hands. The man was subsequently arrested for "assault."
The man had a disagreement with a woman he had recently met, referred to as the "Phoenix Sister." The argument escalated, and this morning, the man used a sharp object to injure her neck and hands. Following the assault, he climbed to the rooftop with suicidal intentions. Police negotiated with the man until he voluntarily returned to a safe area, where they found the injured female. The man was arrested for "assault."
Background indicates that the term "Phoenix Sister" is commonly used to describe attractive women, especially those in the entertainment or adult industry. The incident highlights the increasing risk of interpersonal violence, particularly in conflicts that escalate into physical harm, leading to extreme actions like suicide attempts. The police's quick response played a crucial role in preventing a more serious outcome.