How is it that men commit suicide by driving liquefied gas because of family disputes?

At about 3 pm on March 16, the central police station of Huilong Town, Qidong Public Security Bureau received an alarm from an old man in Weizier Village for help. The police and Gu rushed to the scene and learned that the old man and his son had an argument in the house and were locked out. The man in the house was so emotional that he once threatened to commit suicide. While comforting the elderly, the police stabilized the mood of men in the house.

A smell of liquefied gas came out from the crack of the door. Police officers and Gu deeply felt that the situation was not good. If the man is not rescued in time, it may cause an explosion at any time and even cause casualties. Considering that the spark caused by the contact between the lock core and metal objects may lead to explosion, Zhu Bin gave up picking the lock and decisively chose to break the glass to let fresh air in to dilute the concentration of liquefied gas in the house, ready to break the window. At the same time, Gu quickly informed 120 that the emergency center and the unlocking personnel were present.

When the man saw that the police were going to break through the window, he was emotional and opened the door with a lighter. The situation is critical. Before the man could react, the policeman Zhu Bin rushed forward and quickly grabbed the lighter. The man was emotional, did not listen to dissuasion, was hysterical and did not want to leave with the police. Regardless of their own safety, the indoor liquefied gas is still in a very high concentration state. The police coaxed him, and finally it took 10 more minutes before the man compromised.

After investigation, the man surnamed Zhang, 38, from Haifu Town, this city, had a dispute with his mother due to marriage problems. To the police's surprise, the man's urine test was positive for methamphetamine. Due to long-term contact with high-concentration liquefied gas, the man and two rescue policemen both experienced dizziness and vomiting, and were sent to the hospital for oxygen inhalation treatment in time, and the symptoms were alleviated. Zhang confessed to the fact that he was taking drugs, and was detained by the police at 65438+ in March 2007.